Sentence examples for nominated it would be from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

Mr. Ferina said he knew he could have nominated himself, but thought it would be better to have one of his supporters at the meeting nominate him.

"If he doesn't get nominated for an Emmy it would be a shame".

Despite Murphy's Romance being well-received (it was nominated for two Academy Awards) it would be another five years before Frank and Ravetch wrote another screenplay; hired by Martin Ritt, the couple wrote the screenplay for Stanley & Iris, loosely based on the novel Union Street.

He is only in the contest because some patronising colleagues nominated him on the basis it would be good for 'debate' (fast becoming the most abused word in politics).

It would be hard to nominate a more loyal crowd than Rovers'.

"There's definitely a feeling that it would be better to nominate a conservative of long-standing conviction," he said.

Considering the circumstances of Conyers's departure it would be nice if Democrats nominated a woman to replace him.