Sentence examples for nomination shortly from inspiring English sources

8th with the most delegates, and sew up the nomination shortly after that.

Mr. Kerik withdrew his nomination shortly thereafter, citing possible tax problems involving his family's nanny, an embarrassment for his political patron, former mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

8th with the most delegates, and sew up the nomination shortly after that View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

Hillary Clinton has correctly pointed out that under a winner-take-all system, her early victories in large states like California, New York and New Jersey would have secured her the nomination shortly after the Super Tuesday primaries in February.

This method provides a fairly intuitive answer when applied to past elections — for instance, it would suggest that John Kerry won the Democratic nomination in 2004 after Iowa, after which he never really looked back, or that Michael Dukakis won the 1988 Democratic nomination shortly after Super Tuesday.

Here's The Wire's Joe Reid doing a great job of explaining why: "There's a phenomenon where Oscar winners (especially those who came from out of nowhere) get a follow-up nomination shortly thereafter, for a performance that's maybe not as flashy/impressive/memorable, but it kind of backs up the win as not a fluke.

He thinks the nomination will shortly be withdrawn by Rockefeller himself.

Kan's expected nomination comes shortly after Lyft President John Zimmer referred to the company as "woke" in comparison to Uber.

A second nomination is expected shortly.

His nomination was made shortly after midnight in a statement from Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew.

Mr. Pataki began laying the groundwork for a bid for the Republican presidential nomination in late 2006, shortly before leaving office.