Sentence examples for would have nominated from inspiring English sources

But do you think President Bush would have nominated Roberts if the second seizure had already occurred?

When the class of 2002 was signing yearbooks last June, few people on Wall Street would have nominated anybody at Edison Schools as "most likely to succeed".

Had Clinton won, she would have nominated someone, likely from her circle, to replace Brazile, who will serve until a new chair is elected in March 2017.

A crazy party would have nominated the candidate who offered the most implausible policy pledges — Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan, or Tim Pawlenty's justly ridiculed promise of 5 percent growth a year, or Perry's flat tax.

If Thomas had been voted down, it's likely that President George H. W. Bush would have nominated someone just as conservative — like Emilio Garza, then a judge on the Fifth Circuit.

30 Rock too.I would have nominated "A Salute To Fireworks" though.

I would've nominated him for supporting actor.

RICHARD BRODY: For that matter, I'd have nominated Isiah Whitlock, Jr. and Anne Heche for their supporting roles in Cedar Rapids; Alexander Payne produced it, and it's closer to being an Alexander Payne movie than The Descendants is.

I thought selecting this playlist would be relatively easy, a piece of cake: I'd just pick the accordion-based songs and tunes I've known and loved and that I'd have nominated myself had I not been in the chair.

RICHARD BRODY: It's good to see comic acting acknowledged; I'd have nominated Kristen Wiig for Best Actress; her performance was transformative; midway through the movie, I forgot that I was watching a funny person playing a sad role and thought I was seeing the birth of a great new melodramatist in the Jennifer Aniston vein (have you seen The Break-Up?).

If Barack Obama thought Ms Sotomayor would vote to overturn Roe, he would not have nominated her to the Supreme Court.