Sentence examples for candidate out in from inspiring English sources

"There's a gubernatorial candidate out in California that is going to put it on her platform.

This was the case in 2002 when, infamously, Jean-Marie Le Pen came second in an "earthquake" presidential election, knocking the Socialist candidate out in the first round.

Keli Goff is the author of The GQ Candidate, out in paperback and a Contributing Editor for Loop21.com where this piece originally appeared.

But she's looking like the odd candidate out in the GOP-leaning district, where 37% of voters are registered Republicans, 32% are Democrats and 22% have no party preference.

Romney recently had a contentious interview with Fox News' Bret Baier, which Klein pointed to as evidence the campaign should have been more willing to put their candidate out in front of a national audience, earlier on in the primary race.

For his candidates out in the towns and villages of the northwest, campaigning has become a furtive and fearful affair.

Next to the more traditional leadership hustings and inevitable TV debates, why not get candidates out, in every part of the country – not just London – to do high-street walkabouts and town centre soap-box sessions?

However, Moon Duchin, a postdoc at UC Davis who was on the math job market this year, argues that the sites can artificially inflate someone's standing in the job market and leave other well-qualified candidates out in the cold.

"People are noting that maybe I'm the happiest candidate out here in the field," he said.

Research found just one candidate out of those in 34 seats where an incumbent MP is retiring is from a black, Asian or minority ethnic background.

On Wednesday, Karger spoke to The Huffington Post about life as an openly gay Republican candidate, coming out in his 50s, and the likelihood of America electing an openly gay candidate to the country's highest office.