Sentence examples for as a candidate at from inspiring English sources

The 40-year-old registered as a candidate at the council's Port-au-Prince headquarters two weeks ago amid a cavalcade of dancers and supporters and much hype.

He outdebated a sitting president famous for his eloquence, and he followed up on that success with a highly effective closing pitch, coming into his own as a candidate at the moment when it mattered most.

Nevertheless, Mr. Perry does have some relatively unique strengths as a candidate, at least in comparison to this year's Republican field, and sometimes optimal decision-making is clouded by the fog of war that accompanies the Iowa caucuses.

A more bizarre comeback attempt is being made in college football, with the former Arkansas train wreck Bobby Petrino trying to float himself out there as a candidate at Kentucky, with his dad playing salesman, The Louisville Courier-Journal reports.

Putin's decision to associate himself with United Russia's election campaign - and to stand as a candidate at the top of the party's federal list - has contributed to the scale of the fraud, analysts said.

The tensions in Wallasey began three days before Eagle challenged for the Labour leadership and then withdrew, but she was already being mooted as a candidate at the time by the media.

Braden O'Neill, BA is a DPhil candidate in Primary Health Care Sciences at the University of Oxford, as well as a MD candidate at the University of Calgary.

Furthermore, we identified CCBE1 as a candidate TSG at least partly due to its genomic location at 18q21, a region of known LOH in ovarian cancer (Takakura et al, 1999; Lambros et al, 2005).

But Valentine has also emerged as a candidate for at least three jobs: with the Brewers, the Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays.

De Blasio is still going to have to prove himself as a candidate, but, at the minimum, we'll remember that he was a guy who made one ad that created one urban feel-good moment, just before Election Day.

As a candidate and at a hemispheric summit meeting in April, Mr. Bush vowed to make the region a top foreign policy priority, saying that the days of American neglect of Latin America were over.