Sentence examples for nominated there will be from inspiring English sources

If they get nominated, there will be no campaign in California".

If they get nominated, there will be no campaign in New York.

If he runs and gets nominated, there will be a third-party conservative candidate, and the Democrats will probably win".

As for Mr. Rossotti's replacement, Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman, said, "When there is a decision by the president as to who he wishes to nominate there will be an announcement".

When he's nominated, there'll be an active campaign in New York, there'll be an active campaign in New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, California, Washington, Oregon.

The tournament has a few quirky rule changes: a player receiving serve can double his or her score by nominating one power point per set; there will be no advantage points in a race to six games for a point and the match; the team with most points wins the tie in a round-robin format.

But with Republicans in control of the Senate and openly proclaiming their refusal to confirm anyone nominated by Obama, it looks likely that there will be an eight-person supreme court until the end of 2016 – and possibly for quite a while longer.

"There Will Be Blood" went on to be nominated for the best picture Academy Award, and it took home Oscars for Daniel Day-Lewis (lead actor) and cinematography.

Many will be pleased to see Tóibín's Brooklyn nominated after it just missed out on the Booker shortlist, and there will be a similar reaction for Lively.

There will be anger from the conservative wing that Republicans nominated someone who wasn't authentically one of them.

There will be all these things that happen, but eventually the person who can best lead their party will be nominated".