Sentence examples for nomination seems to from inspiring English sources

Pierce's United States team nomination seems to validate his maturity.

The fight for the Democratic nomination seems to be winding down.

PAGE A22 OP-ED PAUL KRUGMAN The fight for the Democratic nomination seems to be winding down and the odds now overwhelmingly favor Barack Obama.

The collective wisdom among opponents to his nomination seems to be that despite the uncertainty about where he stands on important issues, "it could be worse".

Hillary Clinton's failure to get the Democratic nomination seems to give us in Britain the chance of feel faintly superior for once – have we not had an elected woman leader here already?

The ConservativeHome website complained that "Ken Livingstone – the frontrunner for the Labour nomination – seems to have every intention of pinning every difficult decision made by the government as coming from Boris's friends at Numbers 10 and 11 Downing Street".

Mr. Richardson came back from vacation to announce his endorsement at a moment when Mrs. Clinton's hopes of winning the Democratic nomination seem to be dimming.

He was more hawkish when the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination seemed to be Richard Gephardt, and more dovish when Howard Dean picked up momentum.

As opposition to her nomination seemed to dissipate, Gale A. Norton, the designated interior secretary, began today to make the case for policies that would open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil drilling.

In fact, the whole idea of Mr. Lazio's nomination seemed to be that he is the only insider here, the outsider being Hillary Rodham Clinton, who moved to Westchester County last year from the White House.

It's hard to picture conservatives as disenfranchised in the fight for attention from the news media, not after a campaign season in which the audition for the Republican nomination seemed to include some combination of hosting and making guest appearances on Fox News.