Sentence examples for anticipated run from inspiring English sources

Charles Deister, a spokesman for Gov. George E. Pataki, dismissed Mr. McCall's proposal as a ploy to elicit support for his anticipated run for governor in 2002.

Some of Villaraigosa's political advisers agreed, telling him that it was an unwise political gamble, since he was unlikely to achieve results, and certainly not before his anticipated run for governor in 2010.

Mr. Obama envisioned his vice president as having a role distinct from the last two — Dick Cheney, who was his own power center in the White House, and Al Gore, who took on signature issues and assignments like the environment and government reform that he hoped would help his anticipated run for president.

Barbaro will report on Christie with an eye toward his anticipated run for the Republican nomination in 2016.

The law was widely seen as a power play by Goebel, designed to ensure Democratic victories in state elections, including Goebel's own anticipated run for governor.

If not, Mr. Miller would be forced into the private sector, impairing his anticipated mayoral run in 2005.

Minchin was in fine form on the red carpet, clearly excited to open the much anticipated Sydney run of Matilda the Musical.

After years of well-thought-of work, both had highly visible disappointments a few years back, Mr. Gaines in a Roundabout Theater Company revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Company" that failed to transfer for an anticipated commercial run on Broadway; Ms. Ziemba in the slender Kander and Ebb musical "Steel Pier".

At least they'll know where they stand in their anticipated playoff run.

"Going ahead with the bill means setting up the NHS Commissioning Board (with an annual running costs of £492m), 260 clinical commissioning groups (with an annual running costs of £1.25bn), and the new economic regulator, Monitor (with its anticipated annual running costs of £82m).

The framers had not anticipated candidates running as a ticket.