Sentence examples for candidate in front of from inspiring English sources

But the candidate in front of us is the fourth in succession to give an almost identical answer.

Today, after Ms. Swift's announcement, Mr. Romney declared himself a candidate in front of the house he owns in the Boston suburb of Belmont.

They talked about possible successors, and, Keller says, "I told him I thought it was prudent to consider a range of candidates, but that he had an obvious candidate in front of him and Jill was it".

But just that people accommodate their questions, and lower the bar of their questions to suit the candidate in front of them and that's what happened with Trump in the past".

I had seen Clooney that morning, still in the role of candidate, in front of a bright-pink curtain on the stage of a theatre at the Hammer Museum, in Westwood, taking part in an Oscar-related panel discussion about acting and filmmaking, with Angelina Jolie, Daniel Day-Lewis, Day-Lewis, James McAvoys.

This hems in our thinking, leading us to focus on one possible future (in this case, an office that performs as projected), one objective (hiring someone who can manage it under those circumstances), and one option in isolation (the candidate in front of us).

The Yankees are parading their candidates in front of the news media, one by one.

Sky News is also holding an hour long hustings on 17 April in what the broadcaster is billing as "an enthralling hour of back-and-forth between the three main candidates" in front of an audience of 250 Londoners, followed by another 60 minutes of analysis.

I do think if I had two candidates in front of me and one had an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School — I am biased because I do think it's a great school — and one who didn't and they had equal talents, I'd take the one with the M.B.A.

Campaign staffs stage the candidates in front of symbols of goodness -- a flag, some apple-cheeked children, the admiring wife -- and avoid the long shot that might reveal that there are more microphones on the lectern than people in the hall.

In some ways, he says, collegefeed is a way to dilute the power of the old-boy network and get qualified candidates in front of companies without the old-school country club networking between parents' contacts.