Sentence examples for clout for from inspiring English sources

That adds considerable value and clout for any donor.

Latinos need political clout for their entire community".

"Both industry and unions have political clout for different reasons," Mr. Figueroa said.

He remembers the year as a period of special clout for English speakers.

Abe has been growing international clout for her label since showing in Paris from 2010.

Even amid the partisan positioning, fear of diminishing political clout for the region cuts across party lines.

Gillespie was clouted for two more boundaries before Flintoff pulled him into the hospitality boxes in the Grandstand for a huge six.

19th over: England 61-0 (Trescothick 26, Strauss 27) Cairns is having a bit of a shocker - he's bowled three no balls in two overs and has just been clouted for 11 runs.

In the three calamitous losses here this time, Anderson was clouted for 409, his meagre seven wickets costing 58 apiece; Swann was savaged so badly (560 runs conceded, each wicket at 80) that it ended his Test career.

He effortlessly dispatched anything over-pitched from the seamers through the covers and tore into the off-spin of Swann, whom he clouted for a six over cow corner and a four through the covers off successive balls to reach his fifty.

And as long as theirs are the voices with clout, justice for the Palestinians and peace for both sides remains a long way off.