Sentence examples for to nominate that from inspiring English sources

Do you have any buildings you'd like to nominate that help to define a happy space?

Republicans knew that they'd have to confirm someone from the universe of people that Obama would be willing to nominate — that is, someone more or less like Ginsburg, not Antonin Scalia.

But in a nod to the concerns of Mr. Romney's campaign, delegates sent on behalf of a candidate would be required to vote to nominate that candidate on the first ballot.

But there's at least one more conundrum of the nominating process that the Academy does have the power to solve: the essential indecency of granting official bureaucratic, often quasi-governmental, film commissions from each country the power to nominate that country's submission for Best Foreign Language Film.

Parents might report on their experience of transient GPs to other parents who might then choose not to nominate that practice for their child.

If you feel that a correspondent's segment deserves some love (remember the time Colbert lost it during a report on Prince Charles?) you are free to nominate that.

A BBC report states that the decisive nomination was made by Tony Wright with MacKinlay yet to nominate at that point.

The results showed that the delegates had scattered their ballots to a variety of candidates, with no one close to the 492 necessary to nominate (at that time, Democratic conventions required a two-thirds majority for nomination).

And though Hillary Rodham Clinton came close to being nominated that year as the Democratic presidential candidate, a woman has yet to occupy the Oval Office.

We are pretty honored to be nominated, that's pretty shocking in itself".

Though numerous HouseGuests expected Ronnie to be nominated that week, Jessie informed Natalie and Russell that he would be making his own decisions that week, rather than listening to the other HouseGuests.