nominate|nominated|nominates|nominating in English

verb

[nom·i·nate || 'nɑmɪneɪt /'nɒ-]

appoint someone (for a position, office, or honor); designate, select

Use "nominate|nominated|nominates|nominating" in a sentence

1. Their national nominating conventions no longer nominate presidential candidates.

2. Budtender Awards Nominate a Budtender!

3. But moderation was an early casualty in nominating conventions.

4. The nominating committee laid its slate before the board.

5. I nominate Bill as the club president.

6. New Hampshire unquestionably possesses a disproportionate influence over the nominating process.

7. Lukanov had yet to nominate ministers for three portfolios.

8. The President nominates a list of members of the Council to the National Assembly for confirmation.

9. Would you like to nominate anyone for/as director?

10. I nominate John to represent us at the meeting.

11. The EU would nominate two members to the committee.

12. The representative and alternate should be selected through a nominating committee procedure.

13. We need a treasurer. Does anyone want to nominate somebody?

14. The President wants to nominate a multibillionaire in a struggling economy?

15. Then another six are chosen whom anybody can nominate.

16. Verney said the party hopes to have a nominating convention around Labor Day.

17. one alternate director nominated by the Commission

18. First, they to nominate 2 housemates between Alexia, Florine and Eddy.

19. It was expected that he would nominate Bramwell as his successor.

20. Ten critics were asked to nominate their Book of the Year.

21. Of the 11 members, two were nominated by airport representatives, and two were nominated by airline representatives.

22. 27 I nominate John to represent us at the meeting.

23. Clinton has yet to nominate a successor for Fed Gov.

24. Or you can nominate friends, acquaintances, bartenders or bus drivers.

25. To nominate an individual please complete the Kentucky Colonel Commission Application