Sentence examples for a primary in a from inspiring English sources

Did I mention the Democratic candidate backed by the UFT hasn't won a primary in a generation?

Plus, how in the dickens would she possibly win a primary in a pro-life party when she is pro-choice?

So will the media, whose dwindling resources, as O'Donnell rightly pointed out, make it much easier to cover a primary in a smaller state where everything is only an hour away.

The two contests on Tuesday were especially critical for Mr. McCain because after Mr. Bush's 11-point victory in South Carolina, he has sought to demonstrate that he is not a one-state wonder who could only win a primary in a tiny state like New Hampshire.

It is in winning a primary in a party with a Conservative constituency that includes the religious right and neo-cons.

They can hijack a primary in a matter of weeks, demanding polarized positions on abortion, guns, and taxes, for example, and bullying more moderate candidates into sounding more extreme.

The party could decide to hold new primaries in both states, or a primary in one and a caucus in another.

And so we have a wobbly javelin, a prickly rock, and a primary in Illinois tonight.

Ms. Reno demanded a statewide recount of a primary in disarray.

"It's an anomaly to have a primary in New Jersey," Mr. Vas said in a telephone interview.

He ran against Mr. Gilman again in 1974; then, after moving to Albany, ran in a primary in 1982 in an unsuccessful attempt to unseat a hawkish Democratic representative, Samuel S. Stratton.