Sentence examples for candidate course from inspiring English sources

Upon graduating from Gymnasium (high school) in 1935, Wick, who initially considered a career as a forester, applied to the officer candidate course of the new German Air Force.

The candidate course includes workouts in the pounding surf, running with logs and rubber boats overhead, swims and a no-sleep "Hell Week" meant to weed out all but the most determined sailors.

Trump isn't a normal candidate, of course.

Emotional upset can throw even the best prepared candidate off course.

No worthier candidate, of course: Staples' voice accompanied the civil rights movement and inspired musicians from Bowie to Prince.

Khan, meanwhile, has continued to sustain a media impression that he's a capable, plausible candidate on course for victory.

He is officially not the candidate, of course, but he has become so enmeshed in the campaign that the candidate who is running is often called "the Clintons".

"The notion that it's not being done in coordination, or to assist a candidate, of course is laughable," said Charles Lewis, president of the Center for Public Integrity.

Barack Obama appeared to be heading for victory over John McCain tonight, with the Democratic candidate on course to take at least half a dozen battleground states that had been held by the Republicans, according to unpublished exit polls.

This does assume that we end up with an informed candidate, of course, and not just someone who blusters that because he is rich, we should trust him with the nation's finances.

Consider the following voting situation with five voters and four candidates: Of course, approval voting may elect candidate A (for example, if everyone approves of A and all candidates they rank higher than A).