Sentence examples similar to nominated race from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for us, while waiting we got a chance to meet the tall vibrant Floridian glitter kitty who became a celebrity on his own as he was nominated to race in the paddle boat with VonStroke.

Similarly, in the 1980 Republican nominating race, the also-rans had bright futures.

Even with the Republican nominating race far from settled, Mr. Giuliani's finances may test that strategy.

Sanders appears to have overestimated turnout in the Democratic nominating race.

What Mr. Paul may have by the end of the nominating race is a valuable collection of delegates.

Four years ago, amid a competitive Democratic nominating race, 23 percent of Republican primary voters were independents, and 5 percent were Democrats.

Senator John McCain, who leads the Republican nominating race, does not dwell in his speeches on the cities.

But in terms of this year's Republican nominating race, the video was supposed to be pure kryptonite for Romney.

It was an unusual hiatus from the Republican nominating race that has reached a phase of high drama with much at stake for the fractured field.

He went on to praise Mr. Santorum for raising "issues he cares very deeply about" and making them part of the debate during the nominating race.

Starting with the 2012 nominating race, Republicans have sought a measure of credit for the prosperity of the Clinton era, the last time federal budgets ran a surplus.