Sentence examples for nominated it would from inspiring English sources

Had its director been nominated, it would have made her the first black woman to be so.

Mr Packwood argues that if Mr McCain were nominated, it would be amazing how quickly his colleagues would discover they were friends after all.

"If he were nominated, it would be a national embarrassment for Republicans in Cook County," the county GOP chairman, Herb Schumann, said at the time.

And if they are nominated, it would be the first time that slots in the most avidly pursued categories went to programs not specifically produced for the medium of television.

If Mr. Meirelles had been nominated, "it wouldn't have mattered because the movie spoke to me.

"If no Taiwanese or Chinese film was nominated, it wouldn't mean so much.

From the moment he was nominated, it was clear he would be blocked by Democrats because of his often harshly stated views about environmentalists' efforts.

I love Curious Incident, and the orchestrated movements are amazingly timed, but I'm not sure I would have nominated it here.

It got to the stage where if I hadn't been nominated, I would have been disappointed, which is stupid".

Without knowing what the center does, one would nominate it on name alone as an ideal sponsor of contemporary mu sic festivals.

As soon as this final track was nominated, I knew it would be my closing tune.