Sentence examples for campaigning back from inspiring English sources

"The only thing worse than the indignity of campaigning back then," Mr. Tanner says, "is the horror of campaigning now".

The introduction of the "gagging clause" to ban charities using government grants to campaign has put the question of charity campaigning back in the spotlight.

The ALP needs a swing of 4% to win the extra 21 seats it needs to form government. Bill Shorten is campaigning back in Queensland on Saturday, starting in Townsville where he will announce his "positive plans for Queensland".

"There was much less campaigning back then, and the academy tended to go more with what moved them emotionally, even if it was a big commercial hit," said Lisa Weinstein, a producer of "Ghost".

Remember Barack Obama campaigning back in 2008 and solemnly pledging to end the Iraq War?  What he neglected to mention at the time was that he was retaining the prerogative to plunge the country into another Iraq War on his own ticket.

Williams managed the Gibson campaign back in 1970.

And Chelsea got its Champions League campaign back on track with a 4-0 win at Steaua Bucharest.

The president campaigned back in 2008 on a bill that would prohibit assault weapons.

"The idea is that advocates could take the campaign back home in multiple ways," Ms. Hassler said.

It felt great to give these people a break from the seriousness of their campaign back home.

Here was a recently elected politician seeking to move from the brutally partisan campaign back to the political middle.