Sentence examples for conservative rose from inspiring English sources

According to Huelskamp, at one meeting of the full Republican conference a conservative rose and asked the Speaker if they could please send their own person into the negotiating room with Boehner and Obama.

Bai makes much of the fact that the number of Americans who describe themselves as "conservative" rose from 36% in 2006 to 41%.

Schultz, a former conservative, rose to radio prominence largely through a clever gimmick -- he was a lefty whose voice and delivery sounded a lot like Boss Limbaugh's.

Leaving the problems of unseasonable warmth aside, how well has it done?Related items A Canadian conservative split: A wild rose bloomsFeb 18th 2010 Winter Olympics: Gold in the coldFeb 11th 2010 Canada without Parliament: Halted in mid-debateJan 7th 2010Once the games are over, Vanoc thinks 118,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions will have been generated by its seven-year effort to stage them.

Black Americans' support for conservative business owners like Phillips rose from 36percentt in 2017 to 45percentthis yearar, while Hispanic Americans' support rose from 26percentto34percentcent. .

She's looking in the future through the myopic lenses of progressive politics, and in the past through the rose-colored lenses of conservative politics.

A progressive insurgency in wild rose country was a sure sign that the conservative century was in jeopardy.

Rich and Rose ran a campaign that leaned heavily on standard conservative tropes of self-reliance and freedom.

Mr Rose makes an unlikely pin-up for American conservatives.

Yesterday, Mr Rose spoke about the crisis to the Hudson Institute, a conservative think-tank, in New York.

And finally, Rose ended the interview by giving Gingrich condolences on the death of his conservative friend, columnist Tony Blankley.