Sentence examples for campaign room from inspiring English sources

Putin's adoring but impotent "witnesses" aren't just the people enabling him from his campaign room; they are also those like Mansky, who directed their cameras at him and allowed him to project the image of the strong man to the nation.

"He turned the story of one lady in a small campaign room repeating the lines 'Fired Up! Ready to go!' into a metaphor about how one person can change a room, a room can change a community, a community can change a state, a state can change a country, and a country can change the world.

It's a loosely structured revue comedy with Jack Benny as an agent trying to place his girlfriend (Ida Lupino, at the end of her eye-candy period) in a big advertising campaign; room is found to accommodate the singer Connie Boswell, the comedy quartet the Yacht Club Boys, the hayseed comic Judy Canova, the orchestra conductor Andrew Kostelanetz and the cartoonists Rube Goldberg and Peter Arno.

R. J. Cutler, who has done documentaries on the Clinton campaign war room and Anna Wintour's Vogue war paint room, now chronicles Cheney's war boom.

Stephanopoulos told me, "Everyone said that our campaign war room in 1991 was the fastest.

Mr. Cheney's staff has the feel of a governing council, not a campaign war room.

Old party rivalries were largely banished from the campaign "war room" at Stronger In's Cannon Street headquarters.

It has set up a campaign "war room", a tactic that was successful in pushing the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) through a hostile Congress in 1993.

He has appointed James Frayne, the man behind the Campaign War Room, a blog offering daily insights into political campaigning in the UK and the US.

And Mrs. Clinton's team includes strategists who invented the concept of the modern campaign war room for her husband 15 years ago.

Mr. Clanton worked in Mr. Kerry's campaign war room, helping to come up with Mr. Kerry's daily message and to respond to political attacks.