Sentence examples for earlier endorsed from inspiring English sources

The Democrats had earlier endorsed Tony Castro, a lawyer and former Bronx prosecutor who lives in Rye.

He had earlier endorsed ending foreign aid to countries that "oppose America's interests," a fuzzy term that could affect many recipients.

The Oscar-winning director and actor Clint Eastwood, who had earlier endorsed Romney, was expected to make an appearance before Romney delivered the speech.

The Republicans who earlier endorsed Judge Sotomayor are Senators Olympia J. Snowe and Susan Collins of Maine, Mel Martinez of Florida and Richard G. Lugar of Indiana.

Mr. D'Amato had earlier endorsed Fred D. Thompson, but he switched to Mr. McCain, who is leading nationally in polls and gaining in New York, shortly before Mr. Thompson withdrew from the presidential race on Tuesday.

On 30 April the constitutional court gave Nkurunziza the decision he wanted, despite having earlier endorsed the Arusha accord's [a peace deal signed in Arusha, Tanzania, in 2000] clear indication that presidents should serve for only two terms.

That put an end to earlier claims, endorsed in a ministerial campaign, of "rip-off Britain".

The rest of Father Abraham's speech, strung together from proverbs hoarded from earlier almanacs, endorsed thrift: "Here you are all got together at this Vendue of Fineries and Knicknacks.

As the last remaining opponent to Trump, he should have been the standard bearer for the Stop Trump forces, and indeed some longtime detractors like Lindsey Graham – who had joked about him being murdered on the Senate floor just a week earlier – begrudgingly endorsed him.

The Miami Herald (which earlier had endorsed Obama) in its front page story Monday referred to the surge in personalities as "Star Wars".

Much like The Secret Lives of Twin Peaks, these earlier officially endorsed "Twin Peaks" books allowed fans to delve deeper into the world of the show, uncovering vital background information about the characters and the mystery surrounding them.