Sentence examples for nominee which from inspiring English sources

If Democrats choose Al Gore to be their nominee, which Republican is likeliest to defeat him?

So, a challenge: How would Jones approach a debate with the Republican nominee, which he'll analyze on the air tonight?

And his life has not revolved around picking a presidential nominee, which has not been the case for a lot of his Republican friends around the city.

If Trump decided not to take up the offer, Sanders could say that he had intimidated the presumptive Republican nominee, which would also give his campaign a lift.

Mr. Rivera said that being a nominee, which enabled him to study at the Paper Mill Summer Conservatory for aspiring performers, was life-changing.

The ad amplifies one made last week for Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, which is not surprising since Mr. Romney and Mr. Brown share some of the same political strategists.

There were few surprises on the list of nominees, which closely tracked the Billboard charts.

But the partial list of his Cabinet nominees, which he released to parliament last Tuesday, is disappointing.

One example of this disrespect is the confirmation process for judicial nominees, which is ever more drawn-out and politicized.

"Joy and Trainwreck," Gervais said, introducing two nominees, which he noted were "not the names of Charlie Sheen's two favorite hookers".

The idea was to replicate the announcement of the Oscar nominees, which usually features the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a previous Best Actor or Actress.