Sentence examples for nominated now from inspiring English sources
He's a wonderful writer who won the Edgar in 1997 for a book called 'The Chatham School Affair,' and he's been nominated now for many Edgars, in several categories.
In 2011, she told a group of law students that she would probably not get onto the high court if she were nominated now: Today my ACLU connection would probably disqualify me.
He hopes for a brokered convention where Kasich, who polls better than Hillary Clinton, might have a chance to be nominated, especially now that Kasich and Ted Cruz agreed to work together to defeat Trump.
The White House has nominated Mr. Chertoff, now the head of the Justice Department's criminal division, to be an appellate judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and his confirmation is pending before the Senate.
Her third solo album in as many years, we're slightly ashamed that we're only just coming across the Norwegian Grammy nominated artist now but there's nothing quite like making up for lost time.
Nominate now and give us your reasons why it deserves this award.
Discussing a separate conversation he had with Stevens, he reflected on the fact that only three current members of the Senate were around when President Ford nominated the now-retiring justice to the Court.
If you know someone whose actions have inspired others to live more sustainably, and whose work promotes a vision of a better and greener Britain, then nominate them now.
In a White House announcement on Monday, Mr. Bush said he would nominate John D. Negroponte, now the United States ambassador to the United Nations, as ambassador to Iraq when sovereignty is turned over to Iraqis on June 30.
In Barack Obama's lexicon of prudential juggling, to go ahead and nominate Chuck Hagel now, after the opposition in the last two weeks has used the time it was given to grow, would be merely a "distraction" from the serious aims of his presidency.
