Sentence examples for take the nomination from inspiring English sources

It may seem unlikely that they could take the nomination away from Mr Bush.

But Mr Kerry unexpectedly won in Iowa, thumped Mr Dean in New Hampshire and went on to take the nomination.

Cruz has run in second place behind Trump and could conceivably win enough Republican delegates to take the nomination.

He won't take the nomination, but if I were the Romney campaign I wouldn't be too quick to assume that he's their ideal foil.

If he can win two or three of the early contests he could get the momentum, fundraising and media attention needed to take the nomination.

He could pledge his delegates at any point, including at a brokered Democratic convention in August if neither Mrs. Clinton nor Mr. Obama captured 50percentt, or 2,025, of the delegates, the number needed to take the nomination.

Also, Chair Patrick Leahy should take the nominations to the Senate floor as soon as possible.

One of them recently estimated that she has about a 2% chance of taking the nomination.

In the betting markets, the odds on him taking the nomination have shortened in the past couple of weeks.

Though Roosevelt won most of the primaries, the results were non-binding, and President Taft took the nomination.

He said that if a nominee fails in committee, Democrats might consider taking the nomination to the floor nonetheless.