Sentence examples for delegate somewhere from inspiring English sources
There was, she insisted, a real-life convention delegate somewhere in the room.
Ohio, with 159 delegates, falls somewhere in between the other two in the polling.
Using a small helicopter and nonlethal weapons, the protagonist is able to spirit the delegates to a French frigate somewhere in the Taedong River and get them out of the country; other delegates left behind are sent to bomb shelters or are evacuated by STRIKE Chinook transports.
Delegate and trust your delegation.
So when it comes time for the party's national nominating convention, she and her fellow D.C. delegates are lucky if they get a clean room somewhere near the hall.
President Bush, she said, "has stayed at a comfortable cruising altitude, well above the realities of people's lives, delegating responsibility to his advisers, hoping the buck would stop somewhere else".
As far as campaigns go, the Nevada lieutenant governor's race is about as unsexy as it gets, ranking somewhere between a city council runoff and an American Samoa delegate selection on the list of political events that interest people.
It wasn't a walkout, more a shuffle, in twos and threes, as if a few delegates at a time suddenly remembered they were supposed to be somewhere else.
