Sentence examples for than nominating from inspiring English sources

But rather than nominating himself, the bluff cricketer – not renowned for his humility – told the Telegraph it was another sportsman, Sebastian Coe, who deserved the honour.

It is certainly possible that--for any number of reasons--nominating the less progressive candidate could result in moving the country further left than nominating the more progressive one.

If possible, wait to be nominated, rather than nominating yourself.

Paler than nominate choliba.

Paler than nominate longirostris, and larger than decussata.

That is far more than nominated me a year ago on a far greater, far higher level of participation by party members by those nominating at meetings.

And he also found space to brandish the Vs at his club manager, Carlo Ancelotti, giving his third-place vote to Mesut Özil, who was nominated by 14 voters – 14 more than nominated Isco.

Yet Philippe Marlière, professor of French and European politics at University College London, says the law has been side-stepped by some parties that "would rather be fined than nominate a woman".

This leaves the field clear for Greg Orman, who is an independent but picking up the support of many Republicans.A political disappointmentChina laid down restrictions for electing Hong Kong's chief executive, and said candidates would be chosen by a "broadly representative" committee rather than nominated openly.

This form is larger, darker bodied and has a paler breast than nominate haliaetus.

Surely Democrats can do better than nominate shock-jock wannabes as their Congressional candidates.