Sentence examples for nominated to go from inspiring English sources

Sixteen-year-old Lobjoie was nominated to go over and speak to Hitler, and somehow she ended up with his penis inside of her.

In phase 2, universities nominated scientists to go with each proposal.

Last Tuesday we were told Labour MPs would have just nine days to nominate candidates to go on Labour's leadership election shortlist.

"Certainly in the modern era, anybody that's been nominated to the Supreme Court has gone through a rigorous vetting process," Mr. Earnest said.

Then, because Mr. Spielvogel had been nominated to the ambassadorship, the exhibit went to Slovakia.

If you have a teacher you'd like to nominate, please go to www.grammyintheschools.com to find out more about it.

"I'm happy to nominate whoever wants to go," he says.

The best chance to win this election is to nominate a conservative to go up against Barack Obama".

You don't get to nominate another White House to go and live in when you're cold.

"They know how to run tough and dirty campaigns and we know whoever we nominate is going to go up against President Obama's stated goal which is a billion dollars in [his] campaign war chest".

The Tony nominating committee had to go scrounging under the couch cushions to fill out the important category of original score this year, resorting to the rare tactic of including music from two straight plays among the four entries.