Sentence examples for nomination of some from inspiring English sources

"One of the best closing lines ever," said shodfather in response to Becky Barnicoat's nomination of Some Like It Hot, which opened the second week of our My favourite film series in giggling, jiggling style.

Some Democrats say Mr. Thurmond might be induced to loosen his grip on the measure if the Democratic leadership allows the Senate to vote on the nominations of some of the 29 Republicans whose judgeships are being held up.

WASHINGTON — As the two parties skirmish over the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor, some of their rhetorical fire is aimed not at her but at the next justice President Obama may get to pick.

Bettijane Sills White Plains, Feb. 24, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Hillary on the High Road?," by Bob Herbert (column, Feb. 23): Mr. Herbert reminds us that early in the campaign for the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party, some thought Barack Obama was "too soft," "naïve" and would not get "enough white votes to secure the nomination".

A1 The White House moved to contain a continuing revolt over the nomination of Ms. Miers, as some conservatives suggested she withdraw.

Mr. Faso already has the nomination of the Conservative Party, and some Republicans believe that only a candidate with both the Republican and Conservative party lines can win enough votes in the November general election to have a chance Mr. Spitzer, who is now the state Attorney General.

This has been particularly relevant during the action planning process and to some extent the nomination of champions.

At least Jim Bunning didn't put a hold on the nominations because of some antismoking initiative in Finland.

The nomination of Dr. Michaels is apt to provoke opposition from some business interests.

The Kochs, however, are also backing some key administration priorities, including the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh.

Some conservatives are disappointed with President Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.