Sentence examples for begin that campaign from inspiring English sources

England will begin that campaign against Sweden in Stockholm on 5 September.

Mr. Clarke made a similar argument about Robert F. Kennedy in his powerful 2008 book, "The Last Campaign," writing that Robert appeared to begin that campaign as a homage to his brother but came into his own, speaking with an inspirational intensity and rawness rarely seen in politics about poverty, racial injustice and the country's unhealed wounds.

Henry L. Stimson, the Repubican who served as Secretary of War in President Franklin Roosevelt's cabinet, had been loathe to begin that campaign.

He went on to tell the inquiry that "although I was confident that we would secure a military victory, I offered my view that we should not begin that campaign until we had a much more coherent postwar plan".

They began that campaign – during which they would beat Liverpool home and away – with a 4-0 win at Wigan.

The retailer has promised to invest £150m in price cuts this year, and began that campaign with reductions on 700 items this week.

Mr. Dean began that campaign as a proven centrist in the Clinton mold, espousing two central planks: health care reform and a balanced budget.

Then, Burress claims, soon after that, a whispering campaign began that he possessed a bad attitude.

"I realized, since the campaign began, that I've opened a bit of a Pandora's box," she said.

However, in 1995, mass drug administration (MDA) campaigns began that were aimed at interrupting transmission of lymphatic filariasis and onchocerciasis.

When it did, the Howard team that began the campaign looked a little different to that of '71.