Sentence examples for nominated much from inspiring English sources

A rival Republican candidate, John C. Frémont, nominated much earlier by a splinter group, was still in the field.

"Outside of 'A Beautiful Mind' and maybe 'The Lord of the Rings,' there is not even a consensus on what's likely to be nominated, much less likely to win".

They get to call themselves "young" even though they don't quite fit the YGL criterion of being under 40 when nominated, much to the amusement of the newer tribe of Shapers.

First, Sanders is too left-wing to get nominated, much less elected.

There's something of a conventional wisdom among commentators that Republicans nominated much stronger candidates this election cycle.

And last week, MSNBC host/erstwhile Republican congressman Joe Scarborough and Fox News titan Roger Ailes -- neither of whom has much more of a chance than Blago to get nominated, much less elected -- addressed the burning question of their possible candidacies.

Murphree stated that he was flattered by Bryan's effort, but "Nobody expects a Southern man to be nominated President, much less a Florida man".

While Mr. Bush has not directly addressed whether the bar association should be eliminated from judicial selection process, he has signaled he wants to nominate conservatives much as his father and President Reagan did during their terms.

The Democrats are sure to nominate a much stronger candidate this time, and it looks like that will be Ann Callis, the former Madison County Chief Judge.

They will not go quietly in the good night, and four years hence they will nominate a much less narcissistic and psychopathic, more attractive and articulate ethno-nationalist who will appeal to far more people after twelve years of Democratic leadership.

Experience in the House can be a plus; serving in the House when nominated, not so much.