Sentence examples for candidacies until from inspiring English sources

For example, candidates typically don't declare their candidacies until after April 1 or the beginning of another quarter so that their first quarterly finance report doesn't show a low number.

First, she had not publicly declared her candidacy until last week.

He did not officially announce his candidacy until Nov. 7, 1979.

Mr. Clinton did not officially declare his candidacy until Oct. 4, 1991.

Though Perry will not officially announce his candidacy until Saturday, he loomed large over the Republican debate Thursday night.

You can also attempt a comparison to Ronald Reagan, who didn't officially announce his candidacy until Nov. 13, 1979.

Candidates were allowed to begin circulating petitions in early June, but Mr. Spitzer did not announce his candidacy until Sunday evening.

Mr. Clinton may not have officially declared his candidacy until October — but he had formed an exploratory committee on Aug. 16.

He is not required to declare his candidacy until March 12. "Don't read into that," Mr. Newsom warned reporters after confirming the filing.

He did not announce his candidacy until the day before the deadline, which prevented his opponents from taking advantage of equal-time provisions on radio and television.

Mr. Torricelli had supported Mr. McGreevey's candidacy until a few weeks ago, when the senator suddenly entered the race, and Mr. McGreevey alluded to that reversal today.