Sentence examples for do a candidate from inspiring English sources

Now there's a campaign slogan to do a candidate proud: Vote for Lazio.

Whether a candidate who gets through the first round of counting will ultimately be elected may depend on which of his rivals he has to face in subsequent rounds, and some votes for a weaker challenger may do a candidate more good than a vote for that candidate himself.

Only over the course of a long campaign do a candidate's true strengths and weaknesses become evident.

But, as it stands, many seem to be doing a candidate's dirty work for him.

Nick Clegg may love Samuel Beckett, but does a candidate's taste in literature really matter?

How, if at all, does a candidate's appearance affect your opinion of him or her?

How does a candidate unseat an incumbent administration at a time of extraordinary prosperity?

Where does a candidate go to find "wise counsel and invaluable experience" for his campaign?

Debates are largely stagecraft and tests of temperament as well as articulation: How does a candidate perform under pressure, and how do the candidates compare with each other.

What does a candidate do when his popular Web site becomes a forum to attack that candidate's positions on a sensitive topic?

Second, other Republicans said winning the presidency came first -- and appearing presidential did a candidate no good if he lost.