Sentence examples for nominated then from inspiring English sources

"If Trump is nominated, then everything we think we know about presidential nominations is wrong," Larry Sabato, head of the center for politics at the University of Virginia, wrote last week.

"If we get nominated, then they have to play our video at the awards ceremony," Beard said.

Part of this is a self-perpetuating cycle - if only films about white men get nominated, then only films about white men can win.

Stewart is understandably aggrieved at being twice nominated then overlooked for the Grammys, in 1996 and 1997, although they triumphed vicariously after their spot on The Toots & the Maytals' Grammy-winning True Love.

"If I can, within the rules, find a means to get nominated then why shouldn't I? What they are doing is completely against all forms of democracy to get a candidate eliminated.

She said, "If General Grant were not nominated, then let it be so, but he must not withdraw his name – no, never".

Wyden pointed out that in 2009, after Barack Obama had nominated then-Sen.

The last time Philadelphia hosted a presidential convention was in 2000, when Republicans nominated then-Gov.

One common approach to redressing the disparity, championed by the late Ralph Cicerone, McNutt's predecessor at NAS, is to find more qualified women to nominate, then have them compete in the regular election process.

Since the White House, we went to the Grammies, where we were nominated, and then we went to Europe, then we went to Nigeria, then to Australia and New Zealand to Japan.

The 98 books nominated were then whittled down to a shortlist of six by an international judging panel.