Sentence examples similar to drawn out race from inspiring English sources
The Republican primary contest four years ago was long and drawn out, but actually turned out to be a relatively inexpensive race.
Even so, Santorum's win underscores a pattern in the drawn-out race.
Mr. Armistead suggested a reason for low or lower than expected turnouts is that the drawn-out race has posed a challenge to voters' attention spans.
In deciding to bring the drawn-out race to an end, Mr. Zimmer took a jab at the other party's presidential candidate.
The campaign could easily become nasty and unpredictable again.The success of Senator Kerry is all the more telling once you look at the trouncing of his rivalsUsually, a drawn-out race signals disagreement over the party's policies consider the fight between Al Gore and Bill Bradley last time, or the one between John McCain and George Bush.
That approach has led to a longer and more drawn-out race than many — certainly Mr. Romney's campaign — had expected.
That is partly due to a change in the nominating rules introduced by the Republican National Committee RNCC) following the long and drawn-out race of 2012 that Mitt Romney eventually won.
Well, by pretending to not understand very obvious things, the media can draw out all the horse-race melodrama.
None of the candidates could rely on an energetic race farther up the ballot to lend shape to the race or draw out voters.
Jennifer Byrne drew out Gloria Steinem's thoughts on race, feminism and motherhood by letting Steinem do the talking; Benjamin Law kept his questions for Hanya Yanagihara flexible, and the conversation naturally guided itself towards more interesting ideas.
