Sentence examples for delegates toward from inspiring English sources

"Political deals and global warming this way," the advocates shouted as they beckoned the delegates toward the inverted U-shaped red gate.

Now those senators are nudging a trembling band of 18 G.O.P. members of the House of Delegates toward the showdown vote even as the opposition fulminates, demanding a statewide referendum on an issue that is very clearly the legislature's responsibility.

If the results of the two primaries are allowed to stand and Mr. Obama is awarded the delegates won by "uncommitted" on the Michigan ballot, Mrs. Clinton would pick up 64 delegates toward the 2,209 that would be needed to secure the nomination if the full Florida and Michigan delegations were seated, according to calculations by her campaign.

He knew that his approach would bridge the hostilities that threatened failure and would move the delegates toward a common goal.

The Assembly of Delegates swung toward the ʿUrābists.

But only Republican votes can be counted toward delegates.

But they remained deadlocked over the Middle East and slavery, despite a new offer from European delegates that edged toward an apology for slavery and colonialism.

A few New England and Virginia delegates were looking toward independence, but the majority went home hoping that these steps, together with new appeals to the king and to the British people, would avert the need for any further such meetings.

A drive in Michigan for Obama supporters to cast their votes under "uncommitted," resulted in 238,168 votes — but whether those were all in Mr. Obama's favor would probably be disputed were they to be counted toward delegates.

Only Republican votes count toward delegates, but if Mr. McCain does not prevail with those other voters, he would be hard pressed to make the case that he would be the most broadly appealing nominee in the general election.

A huge crowd gathered almost instantly, marching toward the delegates.