Sentence examples for delegates out of from inspiring English sources
"We're going to get delegates out of every one of those states," Mr. Beeson said.
Forty delegates out of just under 400 were surveyed at the conference.
The opposition rejected those results and pulled its delegates out of the national electoral commission on Thursday.
"But I know we can take delegates out of there and this is a delegate contest now".
Some 166 delegates (out of 1,225) actually crossed Stalin's name out in the balloting for the new Central Committee.
He had amassed only eight delegates out of hundreds to be awarded so far in the GOP nominating competition.
The city of Oslo paid to have a new hotel constructed, the Viking, used for IOC delegates, out-of-town dignitaries, and as the communication hub of the Games.
To confuse us still further, a cruel trick of the schedule meant the delegates staggered out of Staying Vertical and pitched straight into Money Monster, a glossy Hollywood hostage caper that was like the cheese to its chalk.
Does Yes Means No? As CEO of a growing startup I often delegate out a variety of tasks to a team that is willing to put in the extra effort.
The conference is basically over by the time Clegg's speech starts: delegates have checked out of hotels, and Clegg's words have been made available to journalists.
As "the boy mayor of Minneapolis," he fought the South, exhorting his fellow delegates to step "out of the shadow of states' rights and into the bright sunshine of human rights".
