Nominate in a sentence as a verb

I’d nominate PG for the role, but I think he’s retired.

There is a lot of people who can nominate someone for the Nobel Peace Prize.

How do I nominate a double-clawed hammer as the new logo of PHP?

Some may find the list of people who can nominate someone for the Nobel peace prize interesting.

Is there a "tech blogger of the year" category somewhere so we can nominate this guy?

Really?Perhaps Tip4Commit should make it easier for developers to nominate a charity for their unclaimed tips to go to?

Honestly, he was probably nominated dozens of times.

Which of these do you nominate to be "real gcc"?The only measure by which llvm-gcc is not "real" is that it's not included in the core gcc distribution.

I believe Bush was nominated repeatedly, for example.

It says "If you don't get up to speed on the obscure processes, such as that anyone can nominate an article for deletion, you can't participate in the dialogue.

If you are an engineer in a company which doesn't A/B test but could, you should make that sale internally, and then nominate yourself as the obvious person to implement it.

We nominated and worked hard to promote and to get elected a politician we believed -- based on our candidate's deeply-persuasive statements -- who would be "different".

I'm rusty but remember that at least in WebObjects EOF at least you can nominate what you want to retrieve, including automatic joins to retrieve stuff over foreign key jumpsThe author's first suggested alternative "Use objects" offers worse technical debt than ActiveRecord.

Nominate definitions

verb

propose as a candidate for some honor

verb

put forward; nominate for appointment to an office or for an honor or position; "The President nominated her as head of the Civil Rights Commission"

See also: propose

verb

charge with a function; charge to be; "She was named Head of the Committee"; "She was made president of the club"

See also: name make

verb

create and charge with a task or function; "nominate a committee"

See also: appoint name constitute