Sentence examples for do a campaign from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if I ever want to do a campaign again," he said.

I'd also do a campaign to get the pace of play up a little bit.

The next day, Trump flew to Indiana to do a campaign event with Pence.

"We've certainly made cuts, but we've found a way to do a campaign with the resources we have," she adds.

"I wondered, could we do a campaign where people talked about the fashion?" The idea of partnering with a fashion designer wasn't totally new.

"It's always easier to do a campaign for a no vote," Mr. Segert noted, "because people instinctively want to maintain the status quo.

"Today, President Obama is coming to Florida to raise money and do a campaign-style event," Scott said in a statement as Obama departed Washington.

Liberated from any need to win, he'd be free to swear off pandering, to confront his party's base when it came into conflict with his own more moderate tendencies, to do a campaign-trail impression of a loose-tongued, retiring politician serving out the last few months of a term.

"We found universal ideas, universal truths, and did a campaign that fits with everyone," he said.

"You'll see Clooney doing a campaign in Asia, and that was O.K. as long as it was far away".

He was doing a campaign, and if they had heard he was doing a movie in the middle of a campaign — God knows.