Sentence examples for endorsed back in from inspiring English sources

He went on to deliver a summons to the Democrats in the hall - and to all Americans beyond - to commit themselves to change and to the man whose campaign he first endorsed back in the chill of late January, Barack Obama.

We were on the ground in New York months ago, and endorsed back in April.

But the judges endorsed a back-up definition also in the law: no advertising like this is allowed at any time if bought with soft money.

"He hasn't got a minute!" The gathering was a cheerful, comfortable, neighborhood kind of affair, and Dr. Eder, a middle-aged man, stood in front of his fireplace benignly smoking a pipe as Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams, who had endorsed McGovern back in August, introduced Assemblyman G. Oliver Koppell, who gave an eloquent endorsement on the spot and introduced McGovern.

Beal endorsed Trump back in February and said there were "no hard feelings".

"New York County endorsed Scott back in April of this year," Mr. Wright explained, "and we probably would have backed him even if he were running against somebody else, but at that point no one was running against him".

As Ryan put it when he endorsed Trump, back in June, "For me, it's a question of how to move ahead on the ideas that I — and my House colleagues — have invested so much in through the years".

Full disclosure: we heartily endorsed Kelly back in August 2009 and we were the first news outlet to report his candidacy.

Former Klan leader David Duke endorsed Trump back in February before launching his own bid for Senate.

The National Rifle Association may have endorsed Donald Trump back in May, but the enormously powerful lobbying group is still getting used to his freewheeling style.

Buffett also endorsed Bernanke back in 2009, in the heat of the crisis, calling him "the ideal person to be running the Fed".