Sentence examples for caucuses you from inspiring English sources

Even now, a month before the Iowa caucuses, you could make a case that to halt Donald Trump the Party will send forth Bush, or Chris Christie, or Rubio, or even, depending upon how panicked it becomes, Cruz.

He told the crowd that trekked through the cold and snow to hear his victory speech at the Iowa caucuses: "You said the time has come to move beyond the bitterness and pettiness and anger that's consumed Washington.

"If Hillary Clinton can come back and win the Democratic primary in the state of Washington after Obama won the caucuses, you'd better believe people will be talking about that for a long time as she looks for momentum going into Texas and Ohio," he said.

To truly grasp the weirdness of the Iowa Caucuses, you have to understand what the hell a caucus is in the first place.

Look at the very nature of the Iowa caucuses: you have to arrive early in order to make it in the door on time to caucus.

"Well you can't vote in the Republican primary here, you can't go to the caucuses, unless you are a registered Republican.

"You hope that in your individual caucuses that you fight those battles and come to the conclusion that X, Y, Z best represents where we need to be, and in order to get there that you vote together because you're more powerful together as opposed to being an individual". — Megan O'Neil contributed to this report.

And they can't vote in caucuses, unless you make special arrangements for them to do so, and then you are talking about the hotel and casino shiftworkers in Nevada, and they are bad shiftworkers.

(He did not win the caucuses, mind you, but came in second — after "uncommitted").

With all the attention on the Iowa Straw Poll and the caucuses, are you missing out by not campaigning in the state?

"We're in a strong position but the unique thing about caucuses is you never really know," Kennedy said.