Sentence examples for enemy campaign from inspiring English sources

Aides like Donald Segretti ("a campaign saboteur," in the words of the White House counsel John Dean) were pioneers of the trade who gloried in, for instance, ordering hundreds of pizzas for enemy campaign headquarters or calling up Democratic event sites and canceling the venue.

And he took the opportunity to attack his Republican foe, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, as an enemy of campaign finance reform who has treated the issue as a "political shell game".

In the meantime, during the second Transjordan operations Chauvel faced great difficulties with the terrain, the weather and a tenacious enemy; the campaign was not a success.

Zubov had been targeted by a newly vigorous hunt for internal enemies — a campaign against those who do not share in Russia's officially sanctioned mood of expansionary euphoria.

Full and complete disclosure of who gives how much to political campaigns is a concept embraced by everyone from President Bush and Senator John McCain to many legislative enemies of campaign finance reform.

The doldrums of summer can be the enemy of campaigns despite all the barbeques and parades candidates may participate in.

However, unlike multiplayer, the enemies in campaign cannot penetrate ANY cover.

Biden once said to me that his candor would be his biggest enemy on the campaign trail, and that if he could keep it in check he had a good chance of winning.

In addition, each man is seen as being his own worst enemy on the campaign trail, President Bush for mangling his English and fumbling answers, Dr. Dean for creating unnecessary crises by speaking his mind too swiftly.

Now that the Mavericks have breathlessly averted becoming the first team in league history to give back a 3-0 leandand lose a playoff series -- Dallas is host to Sacramento in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals tonight -- their immensely proactive owner has a new enemy in his campaign against hostile calls.

During this campaign, enemy vessels in the German-defined war zone, which encompassed all waters around the United Kingdom (including the English Channel), were to be sunk.