Sentence examples for campaign surfaced from inspiring English sources

B5 Donors to Mrs. Clinton's campaign surfaced in fund-raising scandals of the president's 1996 campaign.

Echoes of the Dixiecrat campaign surfaced in 2002, when Senate Majority Trent Lott of Mississippi was forced to step down, for remarks that appeared to endorse Thurmond's challenge of Truman.

His involvement in illegal contributions to the 1996 Torricelli campaign surfaced clearly in May 1999, when Mr. Don, the former Bergen County chairman, pleaded guilty to funneling Mr. Chang's money through employees at his law firm.

Accusations of impropriety by a Republican voter registration campaign surfaced this week in California, where the authorities arrested the owner of a firm hired by the California Republican Party to register voters.

Similarly, another stigma-fighting campaign surfaced in early September when people began using the hashtag #MedicatedAndMighty in order to fight the stigma surrounding mental health medication.

Over the last few weeks, the HPV executive order has been bobbing along in the campaign, surfacing frequently on conservative blogs and in conspiratorial e-mails to Iowa Republicans, and in last week's debate.

The odds are that Cameron, Osborne, Alan Johnson (when his Labour campaign surfaces) and most of big business will look a better bet than Boris's fantastical Brexit buccaneers.

Every once in a while, amid the hoards of pink helium balloons and the girly hued guns, a campaign surfaces during Breast Cancer Awareness Month that nails what the October initiative is all about.

During the campaign, video surfaced of Mr. Ayers's 2006 arrest on drunken-driving charges.

During the campaign, word surfaced that Obama had promised a dog to his girls.

During the 1992 presidential campaign, tapes surfaced on which Mr. Clinton described Governor Cuomo as acting like a "mafioso".