Sentence examples for caucus around from inspiring English sources

Water runs in revels and midriffs through the pasture, where the horses stand indifferent to the caucus around them.

Still, candidates elected with PAC support would be expected to caucus around those first principles in Washington, he said, and if they did not, "We vote them out".

Meadows, who struggled for weeks to rally his caucus around the measure, said the Senate will make changes he might not necessarily support.

The Democrats were at least able to unify their caucus around appropriations bills that fit because they were at the higher Budget Control Act caps.

House Republicans, barrelling towards a vote on a pair of immigration bills, were hoping the president would rally skeptical members of the caucus around a proposal that sought common ground between moderates and conservatives on an issue that has fiercely divided the party.

To Pelosi, this signals that the House GOP leadership knows it faces major obstacles uniting its fractious caucus around what role the federal government should have in creating the conditions for more Americans to obtain affordable health insurance coverage.

The archaic process of running a caucus – going around to a friend's house and discussing politics before voting on it – means it can be difficult to tell who is even going to vote, nevermind how they will vote.

Supporters of Mr. Hatch turned up in strong numbers at some packed Republican caucus meetings around the state, where delegates were elected to next month's state party convention.

The caucus rules around leadership ballots make it hard to move against a leader, even if that feels like a good idea in a moment of contagious panic.

Even though Nevada Republicans have been voting at caucus sites around the state for hours now, we'll be waiting a long time before the state's G.O.P. officials release any actual votes.

— ALLISON KOPICKI Even though Nevada Republicans have been voting at caucus sites around the state for hours now, we'll be waiting a long time before the state's Republican officials release any actual votes.