Sentence examples for a campaign during which from inspiring English sources

Arsenal had gone to St Andrew's five points clear in a campaign during which they had lost once.

Five goals, and a campaign during which Serbia put France behind it in the group, leave no room for argument.

It comes two months after Mr. Putin was elected for a third time to the Russian presidency following a campaign during which he used strident anti-American language, at one point accusing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of trying to stoke political unrest in Russia.

He fought with unions, raised the transit fare, ended open enrollment at City University and, perhaps most gallingly to Beame himself, engaged in a contest of vicious racial politics in his 1973 runoff with Herman Badillo, then a liberal democrat -- a campaign during which trucks blaring salsa mysteriously appeared in Jewish neighborhoods in the middle of the night.

Imagine a campaign during which all we heard were the possible solutions to the myriad problems now facing us, no name calling by the candidates or their advocates, no looking through the lens of the Vietnam War or the culture wars or rigid political ideology.

Heavily promoted in a campaign during which Chrisye was interviewed on the national television station TVRI and on radio, the album eventually sold 400,000 copies.

The population of Guinea-Bissau is classified by the World Health Organization as having moderate to severe vitamin A deficiency. 14 Since 2001, Guinea-Bissau has conducted regular national vitamin A campaigns during which children between 6 months and 5 years of age were offered vitamin A supplementation.

The MP, who last month unseated George Galloway in the Bradford West seat following a rancorous campaign during which her own traumatic past became an election issue, said she was concerned that insufficient resources were available to crack down on offences and educate communities.

Bohr set out on a solitary campaign, during which he even succeeded in obtaining personal interviews with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

After a vigorous campaign, during which she was "nice to everyone," she says, Mrs. Devi emerged victorious, winning 230 votes and defeating five other candidates.

But Mr. Lieberman chose to do both, launching a presidential campaign during which he missed more than half of the votes taken in the Senate last year, which doesn't sit well with voters like Mr. Marlow, a Republican turned Democrat who has voted for Mr. Lieberman and said he had, until a few years ago, supported Connecticut's junior senator.