Sentence examples for campaign straight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hutcherson was recognized for his efforts with the antibullying campaign Straight but Not Narrow.

Mr. Espada, as bombastic and defiant as ever, has staged a campaign straight out of the populist playbook.

Yet one of the hottest toys in stores this year owes its success to a marketing campaign straight from the Eisenhower era.

In the race to be London's mayor, Zac Goldsmith, a Conservative party parliamentarian, ran what his Muslim opponent, Sadiq Khan, and liberal commentators called a campaign "straight out of Donald Trump's playbook".

Michael Keegan, president of the progressive pressure group People for the American Way, said: "By choosing Steve Bannon as chief strategist, Trump has made clear that he intends to carry the racism and antisemitism of his campaign straight into the White House.

So take your champagne campaign straight to Pismo Beach (on the Central Coast north of Santa Barbara).

He vowed to campaign straight-through with no sleep the final 36 hours of the Iowa contest.

Mightn't Lammy, who declared early and began campaigning straight away, be accused of putting his personal ambitions before those of his party?

While House members are back home campaigning straight to Election Day, voters might want to alert them that the United States Postal Service is about to default on a $5.6 billion loan obligation — mainly because the House took off without allowing the service to modernize its archaic business practices.

For the 2008 campaign, the Straight Talk (as the McCain staff calls it) began as a state-of-the-art behemoth, as big as a tractor-trailer.

And no one quite expected Mr. McCain's campaign bus, "Straight Talk Express," to become a symbol in itself of his live-off-the-land campaign.