Sentence examples for candidate news from inspiring English sources

The answer is that we'll try to do so, via the candidate news section.

In funny candidate news, Republican Scott Brown verbally tripped over his carpetbag, once again.

Those offerings were supported by the use of quantitative patterns and illustrative textual examples from candidates, news coverage, and citizen voices.

Late on Tuesday, the election commission announced that the spoiled ballots would count in the overall vote total, increasing the likelihood of a run-off between the top two candidates, news agencies report.

Throughout these changing tides of news volume, however, the tone of the candidates' news coverage remained relatively constant.

Rather than being on the receiving end of a series of one-way monologues from political and media elite, the Millennials are talking back online -- to the candidates, news anchors, and most importantly, other voters -- in an ongoing effort to reshape the election-year dialogue.

In it Nixon, then the Republican vice-presidential candidate, addressed news reports about a fund to pay for his political expenses.

Here are five things you need to know about the GOP candidate many news commentators are now claiming is "one to watch": Mr Rubio is the son of Cubans who immigrated to the United States in 1956.

At 6 45 a.m., the candidate's news staff conferred by conference call about how to respond, even though they had not heard Mr. Schwarzenegger's explanation for the incidents.

The road ahead will not be easy; while her status as the first female presidential candidate earned news coverage abroad, her campaign remains almost invisible at home when set alongside those of frontrunners such as former Arab League chief Amr Moussa or Islamic scholar Mohammad Salim al-Awa.

Santa Barbara TV station threatens legal action after GOP congressional candidate uses news clip in attack ad.