Sentence examples for we could nominate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we could nominate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting the possibility of selecting someone for a position or award. Example: "In our next meeting, we could nominate a candidate for the leadership role."
"On so many fronts, there could be no person in this country who we could nominate who would be any worse on taking on Barack Obama on the most important issue of the day, 'Obamacare,' than Governor Romney," Mr. Santorum said.
In 2010, the last time Obama filled a seat, Carrie Severino from the conservative Judicial Crisis Network told The Washington Post that "of those the president could nominate, we could do a lot worse than Merrick Garland.
We'd suggested that people could nominate themselves - what if no one but the occasional egomaniac wrote in, explaining that they'd done nothing particularly impressive, but had always suspected they were fabulous anyway?
President Obama, for instance, could nominate an evangelical Christian.
"And the president could nominate Moses the Lawgiver".
If I could nominate her for something, I would.
Opposition groups could nominate just 35 of the 300 participants.
He finally agreed only if he could nominate someone to serve at his behest.
It could nominate, it could suggest, it could consult, Mr. Bremer said, but he would make the decisions.
Previously, shareholders could nominate dissident directors only by mailing a separate ballot and persuading other investors to vote with them.
But it is not impossible that the party's increasingly angry base could nominate a protectionist in 2008.
