Sentence examples for candidates between from inspiring English sources

Another is that consultants are for elections, and that being out of touch with candidates between them is just fine.

Here's one undecided voter's appeal to all current candidates: Between now and Nov. 7, will somebody please say something?

The researchers also interviewed 59 Asian and African American candidates between the ages of 18 and 25.

As Henderson writes: "Too few geeks join political parties, and play a part in selecting the candidates between whom voters choose.

The rules of the Tory process, under which MPs choose the two candidates between whom party members then decide, contribute a lot to this mood.

There are a record 896 candidates this year, compared with 711 in 2010, with 127 female candidates between Liberal, Labor and the Greens.

One such candidate was "between homes" and living in a motel; another was homeless and did not have a telephone.

In fairness, it must be noted that the two major tickets have yielded one completely authentic candidate between them this year -- Dick Cheney.

No new taxes?" In this case the question is intended to trap the candidate between being a war monger or a wuss.

In 1980 he had stood as a candidate to succeed the retiring Labour leader, Sir Reg Goodwin, effectively as a centre-left candidate between the moderate Andrew McIntosh and the more leftwing Livingstone.

It would not be so bad for the Democrats to be without a certain candidate between the end of the primary season and the Democratic Convention.