nominee造句

Mark is the nominee for Treasurer.

The Director is awaiting the Board's affirmation of his nominee.

The Republican nominee, Sarah Palin, then won the general election handily.

A major-party nominee has the critical advantage of support from the party faithful.

The House vote also represented a stinging rejection of John McCain, the Republican nominee.

Most people think that if she were the GOP nominee, Obama would win.

The Palin story needs no retelling here. Most people think that if she were the GOP nominee, Obama would win.

"I share this title with every woman, because every woman is a nominee for it at any moment," she says.

She told supporters in Louisville that she would keep campaigning until the party had a nominee—“whoever she may be”.

The author (Brian Garfield) was actually a Pulitzer nominee (not for Death Wish, though that would have been awesome).

Short of a formal concession, however, Clinton has signaled that she is aware of Obama's status as presumptive presidential nominee.

And there is no precedent for what Mr Obama is attempting: no major party has ever offered voters a black presidential nominee.

While the Democrats pummel each other John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, swans around the country burnishing his reputation. This week he was in Alabama and Kentucky.

A draft Palin for President effort is already underway in North Carolina, and some conservative activists see her as a potential presidential nominee in 2012.

In fact, there has not been a nominee in several generations who has brought the depth of judicial experience to this job that she offers.

Incumbent president Gerald Ford was the eventual GOP nominee, but the tight contest for the nomination dispelled any doubts about Reagan's ability to appeal to huge numbers of Americans.

In a send-up of best picture Oscar nominee "the King's Speech," a Razzie presenter wearing a crown feigned a stammer as he read names of the worst screenplays.

With most of the election focus on the Democratic race, the presumed Republican nominee, Senator John McCain, is trying to broaden his appeal as he looks ahead to the general election campaign.