Sentence examples for campaign realized from inspiring English sources

Later, Donnelly and his campaign realized what Mourdock had said, and rightly took him to task.

One lobbyist independently confirmed in an interview that his contribution had been returned after the campaign realized his occupation.

Perhaps the campaign realized that if Texas schools were such a mess in 1994, they could not have been the best in 1996.

Mrs. Edwards, who received her original diagnosis of breast cancer at the end of the 2004 campaign, realized last Monday that she was feeling worrisome pains.

Relay shut down its O'Rourke-related operations for hours on Wednesday after the campaign realized what had happened, and was continuing an internal investigation.

21, Iowa -- Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. had called the Iowa caucuses the "functional equivalent of a primary". But it is the view of Meese and Wirthlin that no one in the Reagan campaign realized this until after the fact.

When will Al Gore's campaign realize that hyperbole does not become him?

Two hours later, Mrs. Clinton's campaign, realizing, it seems, that she had run out of cards, said that an agreement was in fact at hand.

Her campaign realizes that if it is unable to overcome Obama's lead in pledged delegates, there may be only one other path to victory: to make the case to superdelegates — and the Party establishment — that Obama could not defeat John McCain in the general election, and that, therefore, the will of the voters should not be binding.

Her campaign realizes that if it is unable to overcome Obama's lead in pledged delegates, there may be only one other path to victory: to make the case to superdelegates and the Party establishment that Obama could not defeat John McCain in the general election, and that, therefore, the will of the voters should not be binding.

Peter and his friends become strong supporters of Lois's campaign, realizing that they'd be able to get away with almost everything should she become mayor.