Sentence examples for nominated would be from inspiring English sources

I suspect the outcry, particularly if a Muslim were nominated, would be enormous.

In an email sent on the day after the announcement, McCloskey told Marks the nomination "would be like nominating Mein Kampf for a literary prize in Jewish studies.

She seriously considered the fact that she would ultimately fail in the debates and even if she were nominated would ultimately be toasted by Obama.

So, while I think Scalia, if nominated, would likely be approved — Reid's comments were a signal there, especially as he contrasted Scalia favorably to Clarence Thomas — I think it would be much more of a battle.

Mr Packwood argues that if Mr McCain were nominated, it would be amazing how quickly his colleagues would discover they were friends after all.

Were she to be nominated, Taylor would be the first transgender actor ever up for an Oscar, for her supporting turn in Sean Baker's beloved comedy, Tangerine.

And if they are nominated, it would be the first time that slots in the most avidly pursued categories went to programs not specifically produced for the medium of television.

A bagful of gold awards for 6 Music – its morning DJ Lauren Laverne is nominated twice – would be one in the eye for BBC director general Mark Thompson, who wants to close down the station.

Still, you have to imagine that with shattered club hits getting nominated, things would be on the upswing.

Suppose Hoover were to be nominated, wouldn't mention of white hair make him sound a little too old?

It's the candidates the Republican Party is least likely to nominate — they would be the ones who would win here".