Sentence examples for nominated it will be from inspiring English sources

"Come July when the Emmy nominations are announced, if we're nominated it will be my publicist who calls me".

As Newsweek reported, last January Bill got so worked up in a phone call with Donna Brazile that he ranted, "If Barack Obama is nominated, it will be the worst denigration of public service".

The platform is his now; if Hughes is nominated probably it will be because an agreement has been reached with the Colonel about the problem of Hughes's silence; if any other man is nominated it will be a dark horse stamped with the approval of Oyster Bay and not one of those favorite sons who are anathema to him.

If nominated, it will be interesting to see whether Dean Kagan remains faithful to this prescription in answering the Committee's questions.

"If Mr. Klink is indeed nominated, it will be very important to have a clear understanding of two things: Can he and Powell work together on reproductive health and AIDS prevention measures?

Best Supporting Actress is a tricky category: Anne Hathaway, Helen Hunt, Amy Adams and Sally Field feel like complete locks; if those four aren't nominated, it will be one of the big surprises (and snubs) of the year.

Assuming Hillary Clinton is nominated, it will take rare statesmanship and leadership for Sanders to urge his followers to support Clinton while he keeps on building a movement.

There are 18 award categories, any any company can be nominated, but it will be of interest to European startups that they have a good chance if they nominate themselves in "Best International StartUp".

If he isn't nominated again, it will be only because 'the conflict in the Party is irreconcilable.

If we nominate Dean, it will be bad for our party and bad for our country.

Stephen Walt, junior partner of the better-known Israel-hater John Mearsheimer, writes that if President Obama nominates Hagel, it will be "a smart move".