Sentence examples for delegate having a from inspiring English sources

The seafront was grey and almost deserted; outside the dour concrete venue, there was a single delegate having a blustery cigarette.

Commenting on the meeting one of the participants said: "There has always been a good and responsible tradition of a bit of alcohol improving a negotiation, but we're not talking about a delegate having a nip at the bar".

Aquino, the Ventura delegate, had an even simpler goal.

At £15 a head with lunch thrown in, open to anyone and with all delegates having an equal say, it will be a different world.

At the Republican Convention, the delegates had a little dance about it.

In Albany County, Tammy Johnson, the county chairwoman, moved things along quickly because many delegates had a funeral to attend.

The I.O.C. delegates have a responsibility that is spelled out in the Olympic charter to "oppose any political or commercial abuse of sport and athletes" and "place sport at the service of humanity".

As in real-life climate talks, delegates had a menu of options for setting country-specific commitments for the good of the globe.

That evening, the hundreds of union delegates had a meeting of their own.

While the Republican floor delegates had a raucous time, the rest of the place felt more dutiful rather than devoted.

Candidates can meet personally with voters, and the ability to persuade a relatively small number of voters to secure only a few delegates has a tremendous impact in establishing frontrunners and setting momentum in the horse-race.