Sentence examples for candidate everyone from inspiring English sources
As long as the Republican field remains so unsettled, head-to-head polls reveal mostly what voters feel about Mrs Clinton, the only candidate everyone knows.
That left the stage to Ms. Kennedy, who has marched out front and become the candidate everyone is talking about — and the favorite for the appointment.
Maybe you fought hard for a job candidate everyone else was unimpressed by, or championed the cause of a vendor that the executive committee thought was too expensive.
What he may just manage to do is to make them dislike and distrust even more the candidate everyone refers to simply as "Hillary".
"It is more important than ever to come up with a consensus candidate everyone can respect," said Debra L. Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women and Families.
"Their idea is: 'I spent all this time looking for this talent, and this is my way of getting them into Parliament safely, where they can grow into the role and be all they can be".' The candidate everyone is talking about is Tin Pei Ling, who at age 27 is one of the youngest the governing party has ever fielded and is struggling with questions of experience and gravitas.
Though its picnic tables and booths are increasingly filled with entrepreneurs and M.B.A. candidates, everyone seems to enjoy the sangria served in jam jars on the patio.
Together they discover that while no one likes any of the current candidates, everyone would vote for Santa, and he re-enters the race and wins in a landslide.
After a brief exchange, he turned to the men in the room and said, "Bismillah Khan says he has space open for officers and soldiers and you should send him your candidates". Everyone applauded.
Nan Swift, FreedomWorks's campaign manager, encouraged them to stage dramatic events to call attention to their candidates — "Everyone already thinks we're crazy, embrace it!" — and to sign up for their opponents' e-mails, then go to their events and swamp them with signs.
We have a choice between candidates (Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders) who have hired DREAMers as key, valued strategists, and candidates (everyone remaining on the Republican side) who support deporting DREAMers.
