Sentence examples for candidate referred from inspiring English sources

Neither candidate referred to the other, even obliquely.

It was not just the Aboriginal Nationals candidate referred to, David Wirrpanda, who is above Ludlam.

I asked the Goldsmith campaign if Adonis is one of the "fascinating people" the Tory candidate referred to.

While answering a question at the Republican presidential debate Wednesday night, the candidate referred dismissively to Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, as "Princess Nancy".

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Mr. Paul, the two-time libertarian presidential candidate, referred to his son's campaign as "our race".

HOME An article on July 25 about the home of George McDonald, a New York mayoral candidate, referred incorrectly to its ownership history.

If a Presidential candidate refers to himself as a devil, chances are he's in trouble.

"Suddenly," Mr. Turner said of voters, "they are faced with the most brilliant, dynamic, charismatic, Scott Brownesque candidate," referring to the Massachusetts senator.

Should one candidate refer to one of his rivals in the course of an answer, that rival will have the opportunity for a rebuttal, the duration of which is at the moderators' discretion.

(He has also criticized Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate, referring to comments she made in the 1990s for which she has since apologized. "You have Hillary," he said, "who has called black kids, or black teens, 'superpredators.'") Trump replied by administering his own rhetorical beer-soaking of Kaepernick, saying he found something "very sad" about Kaepernick's protest.

(6) The average size of the candidate refers to the location server for an anonymous location query.