Sentence examples for candidates opened from inspiring English sources

In the end, all the candidates opened YouTube accounts and together uploaded thousands of videos.

In 2007, missteps and a lackluster start by the announced candidates opened the door for Fred Thompson, the television actor.

Deep divisions between the Democratic presidential candidates opened up in New Hampshire on Saturday night, as Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sparred over military intervention in the Middle East, healthcare, taxes and their support for big business.

LONDONDERRY, N.H. — With their final debate behind them, Senator Barack Obama admonished his supporters on Thursday to avoid overconfidence and Senator John McCain warned that his Democratic opponent would raise taxes on small-business owners, as the two candidates opened the final chapter of a 19-day sprint to the election.

The three-week registration period for candidates opened Monday, although no one has yet stepped forward.

Mr Osborne cites approvingly the convention of American presidential candidates opening up their tax returns.

Some held signs demanding that the major candidates open the presidential debates to Mr. Nader and one of the Reform Party candidates, Patrick J. Buchanan.

If the economy continues to worsen, the candidates open themselves to the kind of charge that was leveled at President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s — that the talk of an economic malaise was actually contributing to the country's problems.

If the economy continues to get worse, the candidates open themselves to the kind of charge that was leveled at President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s — that the talk of an economic malaise was actually contributing to the country's problems.

The door for nominating candidates opens on Oct. 12.

But less than 2 minutes in, the candidates' opening statements included prominent mentions of climate.