Sentence examples for they will nominate from inspiring English sources
In a week, Republicans will gather in Tampa, Fla., where they will nominate Mitt Romney as their best hope to retake the White House from President Obama.
Nassau County Republican officials say they will nominate Gregory P. Peterson to run next fall against County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi, a Democrat.
The developments suggest that the national parties are losing any control they have had over the calendar by which they will nominate presidential candidates in 2008.
They are also, overwhelmingly, enthusiastic about the qualifications and political skills of the man they will nominate for president on Thursday night, and confident about his chances against Vice President Al Gore in November.
Officials of the club said on Wednesday that they will nominate to Guinness World Records a 62-yard header for a goal by midfielder Jone Samuelsen at the end of a match against Tromso last Sunday as the longest in the history of the game.
The delegates are much less supportive of the war than the public is over all, than Democratic voters generally are, and than is reflected by the more nuanced positions of Senators John Kerry and John Edwards, whom they will nominate this week for president and vice president.
If Democrats are smart, they'll nominate a candidate who can win the swing states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, and Wisconsin.
If Democrats want to win, they'll nominate Bernie Sanders, especially since the FBI hasn't yet disclosed the findings if its investigation; not "security review".
At trial completion, participants will nominate which group they believed they have been allocated to.
We will nominate a conservative, and we will beat Barack Obama".
