Sentence examples similar to a delegate of something from inspiring English sources
And she shared an error of her own, produced when a delegate spoke of the need to settle something "avant Milan" – 'before Milan', the city being the venue for a forthcoming meeting.
He was paraphrasing a remark by Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès, a delegate to the Estates-General of 1789, who said the third estate is everything, has nothing but wants to be something.
And an extremely literal view would be that Mr. Romney will not clinch the nomination until he receives an outright majority of delegates — something which cannot happen mathematically until May.
Tells about the reactions of James Brown, a delegate from Tulsa.
The path forward would not be easy for Mr. Santorum, especially given that he would be at something of a delegate deficit to Mr. Romney.
"I am never put on a delegated legislation committee on something which I could contribute to.
I am just going as the father of a delegate".
The things delegates most admire is the knowledge of a delegate.
The Afghan leader, Babrak Karmal, was the only ruling Communist at the Moscow Congress with whom Mr. Gorbachev failed to meet, and Mr. Karmal addressed the delegates with something of a plea.
The delegate model selects a "delegate" based on a group of records.
