Sentence examples for an ex-candidate from inspiring English sources

After June 8, he will, in all likelihood, be an ex-candidate.

Donald Trump seems content to be an ex-candidate, using his deep political expertise to comment on the remaining field.

She doesn't seem like a racist either, actually; merely an embittered ex-candidate and an old school feminist warrior whose legitimate passion has hardened into blindness and bile.

Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor and ex-candidate for the Republican nomination, said on MSNBC's Morning Joe: "It was a terrible answer.

Sealing the Republican nomination for Mr Rubio might not be a bad Plan B for ex-candidate Bush.

And Trump won the endorsement of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the ex-candidate who waged a bruising attack against Rubio at a debate in New Hampshire.

Democrats are casting about for a top-tier opponent for their ex-candidate.

Still, as a Romney counselor in the Post story notes, the ex-candidate is not one to wallow in self-pity.

Ex-candidate Rudy Giuliani burned through $5,100 at a single bakery in Las Vegas.

Now, as the anti-Arnold, anti-recall ex-candidate, Ms. Huffington has found more of a voice than she did as an actual candidate.

With that postpartisan imprimatur, the word's frequency of use took off in the week after: "With Senator Clinton," said the ex-candidate Bill Richardson, "you get tremendous experience...