Sentence examples for now nominate from inspiring English sources

You can now nominate similar unsung heroes and heroines for 2015's Happy List.

The boards now nominate candidates for superintendent, with input from parents.

John Hume, the SDLP leader, has called for Catholics to join the RUC and has said that the SDLP will now nominate representatives to the new Policing Board.

"It is my hope that President Obama will now nominate someone capable of garnering bipartisan support in the Senate," Mr. Shelby said in a statement Monday.

More important, Republicans can now nominate a candidate with suburban roots who will carry the Conservative Party imprimatur, a clone of genial George Pataki.

British Gymnastics will now nominate a rhythmic group to the British Olympic Association, who it expects to accept the host nation position offered under the rules of the international gymnastics federation.

The film, "On the Ropes," is going for the big one now, nominated for an Academy Award.

The President now nominates them himself — and then waits for regional legislatures to confirm his choices (as they always do).

Now, nominated to be secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton has been dealing with additional finance-related complications.

It is that the Democratic Party has now nominated five northern liberals for President of the United States in the past forty years.

We leave the breakfast room, bumping into my Indian street-cinema friend, now nominated for an Oscar (the film is Salim Baba).