Sentence examples for a different slate from inspiring English sources

Across Illinois, each candidate runs a different slate of potential delegates, district by district.

"If the schedule weren't set three years in advance, they'd have a different slate," Mr. Drucker said.

The leaders embraced by the new grass roots right are a different slate entirely: Glenn Beck, Ron Paul and Sarah Palin.

If the Legislature appoints one set of electors for Bush and the courts order a different slate for Bush, the U.S. Congress would have to resolve the dispute.

In recurring elections for some public office, for instance, there is a different slate of candidates each time, and a different population of voters, and we must use the same voting method to determine the winner, no matter who the candidates and voters are and no matter how many of them there happen to be.

First, whatever correlations of factions and forces within the conclave produced this result, Bergoglio won relatively swiftly, which — joined to his runner-up status last time, in a conclave that had a very different slate of cardinal electors — suggests a man with deep reservoirs of support and goodwill among his fellow prelates.

The battle began last June when Mr. Wheeler's board convened at its High Ridge Road headquarters to elect directors and found a roomful of members waiting to vote for a largely different slate.

The main dining room features an island banquette with excavated fossil stone detail while different slate titles allude to indigenous rock formations.

Likewise, based on the results to come in November of 2012, a still-different slate of states could have a more significant role come 2016.

I still have 10 or 15 of about 80 different slate prints.

Either way, it will be a different space from the long-established Slate and that must be a good thing.