Sentence examples for about a vice from inspiring English sources

So there will be a duel over the accepted narrative of the young Florida senator's life, and Romney and his advisers will get to see how it plays out before making any decisions about a vice presidential nominee.

The governor has publicly tried to douse any speculation about a vice presidential run, saying that her support of abortion rights makes it unlikely that the right wing of the Republican Party would tolerate her on the ticket.

Mr. Cheney's wife, Lynne, once wrote a novel about a vice president whose death was kept secret, and while this scenario may not be literally true in the case of her husband, it is metaphorically so.

Asked about a Vice report of one of its staff being arrested, a Houston police department spokesman confirmed that an adult male was arrested for trespassing at the event.

How do his colleagues at Tucker Anthony feel about a vice president who moonlights as a filmmaker and screens his documentaries at a walk-up movie theater on Duane Street?

Tyler isn't quite so sure what he'd do about a vice president.

Some critics think there is something inherently sinister about a vice-president wielding such influence.

Another lesson here, then, is that we didn't know what a Presidential debate could do, and shouldn't be so sure about a Vice-Presidential one, either.

"What tension?" replied Mr. Schafer, who is not the subject of any serious speculation about being a vice presidential choice.

Mambo.com, a start-up events-planning Web service in Menlo Park, Calif., for example, hired a longtime Internet recruiter last spring before it even thought about hiring a vice president for business development, according to Madeline Schroeder, Mambo's chief executive.

An article in Business Day yesterday about Peter Rost, a vice president at Pfizer who has criticized the pharmaceutical industry over drug prices, misstated the surname of a company spokesman who commented on the situation.