Sentence examples for candidate describing from inspiring English sources

Bright's views on the then Labour mayor and eagerness to see him defeated were presumably not shared by Lammy in 2012, when he chaired Livingstone's successful campaign to again be Labour's mayoral candidate, describing him as "a political heavyweight" who had "London in his soul".

The poster for these current live shows, A Room With a Stew, features two oversized quotes: one from the Daily Telegraph calling him "toxic" and another from a Ukip parliamentary candidate describing his routine as "totally evil propaganda… untrue and unfunny".

Chief executive Jez Moxey had initially targeted a more experienced candidate, describing the vacancy as "not a job for a novice", but failed to convince a series of managers that the role was for them.

But I don't think I can stay silent when I think of a presidential candidate describing what Saddam Hussein did as "throwing a little gas".

An informed consent form was read to each candidate, describing the potential risks and benefits of the research.

ONE Labour Party parliamentary candidate describes a recent afternoon's campaigning with her parents in tow.

Sir Peter Soulsby, Labour's candidate, describes the war in Iraq as "a mistake".

Mr. Huckabee, the former Republican presidential candidate, describes himself as the conservative who is "not mad at anybody".

During the 2012 campaign, Rick Perry, the Texas governor and G.O.P. Presidential candidate, described quantitative easing as "treasonous".

Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, described the news as a "kick in the gut" to American families.

During the 2012 campaign, Rick Perry, the Texas governor and G.O.P. Presidential candidate, described quantitative easing as "treasonous". But two substantive issues remain.