Sentence examples for an ex-senator from inspiring English sources

If Mr Burris hasn't started fund-raising yet—and he confirms that he hasn't—he's going to become an ex-senator.

His presidential campaign has given Mr. Santorum the kind of platform he yearned for, but could never quite attain, as an ex-senator.

As he took the oath, Mr Valle Riestra, an ex-senator from the leftish APRA party, said he was doing so "for my democratic convictions".

"I hated to see taxpayers' money go down the drain for an exercise in futility," said Olafson, who is now an ex-senator, having lost his seat in a nasty primary.

There's the kind of lobbying where you pay an ex-senator to get the current senator to write a sentence into a bill, and there's no confusion as to what this is about.

Other top candidates include outgoing president Michel Martelly's pick, entrepreneur Jovenel Moise, and Moise Jean-Charles, an ex-senator and sharp critic of Martelly who brands himself the voice for Haiti's poor and disenfranchised.

"Ask any ex-senator, Larry, ask any ex-senator, they'll tell you".

If that were to happen, asks Sam Nunn, an American ex-senator, what would governments wish they had done to prevent it?

The race pits Michelle Nunn, the daughter of Sam, a Democratic ex-senator, against David Perdue, a successful businessman running on the Republican ticket.

Winter is asked by the White House to find Lincoln Bowe, a missing ex-senator thought to have been kidnapped by a sinister rightwing militia called the Watchmen.

Between withering attacks from former colleagues on his past positions on the Iraq war and Israel, Chuck Hagel, a Republican ex-senator, said he supported "containment" of Iran's nuclear programme.