Sentence examples for to nominate something from inspiring English sources

This site allows you to nominate something to the Census of Places That Matter, a collection of offbeat locations in the city like "public markets and street corners, a beer garden and a bird garden, basketball courts and stickball blocks, industrial signs and union halls, war memorials and graffiti murals, dance halls and gay theaters, artists' lofts and housing projects".

They nominate something achingly highbrow that no one would want to read, or something brutally expensive they were given for free, or something out next spring that they have just read in proof.

It's about time, since she's been nominated something like 14 times and never won.

"Some years, I have to struggle to nominate five best supporting something or others, and this year there's no struggle," he said.

In the end, Kidd said he hopes the paper moves the conversation beyond broad promises by Trump to nominate "conservatives" to the Supreme Court to something more meaningful. .

In particular, he wanted to nominate one for the position of United States Attorney General, something women's political action groups were also requesting.

There is something about attorneys general that makes everybody want to nominate them for higher office, even though it almost always ends badly.

By then, he said, presidents were expected to nominate the people chosen by the opposition party's senior senators, unless there was something clearly wrong with the person.

It's something we are all susceptible to," the Columbia University psychologist Daniel Ames, one of several scholars to nominate this paper, said.

To nominate requires 540 delegates.

I have a hero to nominate next year.