Sentence examples for nominated much of from inspiring English sources

As Tillerson fills out his team and more senior officials are nominated, much of that confusion could subside.

He had nominated much of his Cabinet at a historically quick clip, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). had hoped to have up to seven of those nominees in place hours after Trump took the oath of office, which would be on par with past presidents.

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.

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

They at rare times relied on memory, such as Nicolay's recollection of the moment at the 1860 Republican convention when Lincoln was nominated, but for much of the rest relied on research.

Along with CBS, the producer of this year's show, the Academy also attempted to pre-tape and edit out some of the show's acceptance speeches in favor of more airtime for programming mainstream viewers regularly see, whether it was nominated or not (think much of CBS' popular procedural-heavy lineup).

Instead of picking fights over judges nominated by the president, where much of the tension has arisen this year, Democrats are likely to focus only on agency appointees.

We could have seen what was going on on the Republican side of the primary and chose to nominate a much more competitive candidate.

Woody has been nominated 18 times by the Writers Guild, much of it for self-involved junk that the Bagger would not watch with your eyes.

He masters more than 200 albums annually (at $3,000 to $5,000 per album), and each year much of the music nominated for Grammys has passed through Mr. Ludwig's studio.

The movie starred Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep, each of whom were nominated for Academy Awards for their performances; much of the filming was done on location in Albany.