Sentence examples for campaign onto from inspiring English sources

Tonight, Mr. Clinton sought to lift the Gore campaign onto a new, smoother road.

His insular Austin team keeps trying to graft a campaign onto a brand name.

On Saturday 19 July, we will take our campaign onto the streets of Barnsley with a march and demonstration in the town.

Brown wants to refocus the election campaign onto policy and is doing visits in Bournemouth, Weymouth and Southampton (where Cameron will also be later today).

He has drafted legislation that he said would force more responsibility for the tone and messages of the campaign onto the candidates and the political parties and away from the third-party groups.

In an attempt to move the focus of the campaign onto crime and law and order, Labour will this week accuse the SNP of adopting a 'softly softly' approach to sentencing.

The announcement on Wednesday night came two months after TheBlaze began a campaign to get onto cable and satellite systems across the country.

After going into bankruptcy, the company and some of its investors waged a furious legal and lobbying campaign to hold onto the licenses.

After years of easy wins, Gordon was facing a tough campaign to hold onto a district in which Republican John McCain won 62% of the vote in the 2008 presidential election.

"He will be able to turn the focus of the campaign back onto the first lady.

The students see it as a tactic that could force climate change, barely discussed in the presidential campaign, back onto the national political agenda".