Sentence examples for course campaigns from inspiring English sources

Of course, campaigns respond to events.

Of course, campaigns for an open Presidential seat are always more fun, especially if you have a thing for Iowa and fringe candidates.

Cutter's previously invisible hand has led many initiatives in her roles in the White House, Treasury, the Senate and, of course, campaigns.

Today, of course, campaigning looks very different.

Of course, campaign gurus in Washington are pointing to Target's troubles as another reason for corporations, unions and special interests to cling to the shadows.

"This campaign is not about the gestures I make in an interview," Mr. Gore said in the ABC report, but of course campaigning is largely about imagery.

Now there are thousands of them: blacklisting corrupt politicians at election time, lobbying for friendlier (or more hostile) ties with North Korea, networking with foreign NGOs and, of course, campaigning against globalisation.Electronic communications help make societies less hierarchical.

He was, of course, campaigning for other Republican candidates popping up, over a period of ten days, in eight cities.

Of course "campaigning" is a nebulous thing.

Donald Trump, of course, campaigned as an anti-establishment candidate who would offer a hand to regular people, drain the Washington swamp, and have our backs.

And the Obama campaign manager, Jim Messina, has studied the losing stay-the-course campaign of George Bush in 1992 and the winning stay-the-course re-election of his son in 2004.