Sentence examples for the nomination from from inspiring English sources

Wyden's maneuver essentially stops the nomination from going forward.

Johnson, however, hoped to wrest the nomination from Kennedy.

An improbable outsider who rode an insurgent wave to snatch the nomination from the establishment.

That effectively blocks the nomination from being voted on by the full Senate.

What caucus will Reagan try to charm to steal the nomination from Ford?

People thought that he could go to the Convention and steal the nomination from Johnson.

Convinced that the bosses had stolen the nomination from him, Roosevelt led his followers out of the Republican convention.

Reagan nearly succeeded in wresting the nomination from Ford, demonstrating how formidable a national figure he had become.

One Republican vote against Mr. Bolton on the committee could keep the nomination from reaching the Senate floor.

So, to clinch the nomination, from here on in Romney needs to win 644, or 48.2%, of the remaining delegates.

If Mr. Santorum were to snatch the nomination from Mr. Romney, it would undermine the assumptions that bigger is always better.