Sentence examples for campaign on top from inspiring English sources
Two more important players are leaving Representative Michele Bachmann's campaign, on top of earlier high-profile departures, adding to the impression of drip-drip-drip troubles facing her candidacy.
Like Mr. Lamont, Mr. Foley relied on his own money, funneling $3 million into his campaign, on top of the nearly $800,000 he has raised; Mr. Fedele was limited to the $2.5 million the public-finance program provided him.
Like Mr. Lamont, Mr. Foley has relied on his own money, funneling $3 million into his campaign, on top of the nearly $800,000 he has raised; Mr. Fedele has been limited to the $2.5 million through the public-finance program he is participating in.
Coyle faces a formidable task to win immediate promotion next year with Wigan, who not only have a Europa League group campaign on top of a 46-game Championship season but are likely to lose several key members of Martínez's squad following relegation from the Premier League.
With Scottish Labour in ever greater disarray following a disastrous referendum campaign on top of recent Holyrood drubbings, senior figures acknowledge that many supporters will not be wooed back in next May's general election simply by arguing that voting Labour remains the best way to keep the Tories out.
Signeul's outfit showed up better after the break and had numerous chances before Schelin finished a counter-attack to kill the contest and ensure the Swedes ended the campaign on top of Group Four.
Such amenities are typically paid for by the congregation with three-year capital campaigns, on top of the church's operating budget, which is often financed with tithes, said Malcolm P. Graham, president of Cargill Associates' church division, a fund-raising consultant.
Mr. Forbes spent around $32 million of his own money in this campaign -- on top of $37.4 million he spent on his failed 1996 effort.
Tommy Oar has had a full pre-season and will surely show more than his cameo late campaign, and on top of this there's the ever-green Thomas Broich.
Ms. Rivas, for instance, reacted almost with indifference when she learned that someone had recently pasted campaign posters on top of a multicolored poster at a bus stop that had taken her weeks to design and commented on the ideological tug-of-war on Venezuelan television.
The Media Fund's advertising campaign comes on top of two others that began late last week, at the same time that Mr. Bush's first advertisements hit the air in the 17 states expected to be the most closely contested, among them Florida, Ohio, Arizona and Nevada.
