Sentence examples for fateful campaign from inspiring English sources

In mid-November of 1963, a week before he left for his fateful campaign trip to Dallas, Texas, John F. Kennedy held the last press conference of his Presidency, where he fielded a question about the upcoming 1964 Presidential race.

"I knew the lines of history were intersecting right there," Sanford would say later of his fateful campaign for the governorship and his single term in office.

But in March 1915 they were ordered to head to the Aegean for the start of the fateful Dardanelles campaign.

On his final, fateful day of campaigning, he faced a barrage of coins, oranges, rocks and tomatoes, amid shouts of "remember Selma!" and "Hitler for vice president!" But Arthur Bremer, who shot Wallace that afternoon, paralyzing him from the waist down, had only a tenuous connection to left-wing politics.

This means understanding why Clinton failed—her centrist politics, the campaign's fateful refusal to put more resources into campaigning in Michigan and Wisconsin, but above all, she lacked a clear vision.

France had long been out of the Nato chain of command and avoided the 2003 invasion of Iraq but rejoined under Sarkozy in 2009 (though not the Libyan bombing campaign, which was fateful in its own way too).

I now think the rally is a fateful moment in this political campaign, an indispensable plea for a smidgeon of decency in a season of crazy, vicious assaults from both sides of the aisle.

The most fateful unanswered question of the 2016 campaign: Is this a populist moment in America?

That fateful moment, and the error-ridden campaign leading up to it, earned Mr Perry a reputation as a man of low cognitive wattage, unsuited to the intellectual rigours of the Oval Office.

But it unravelled from the moment that 2013-14 cameaign came to its fateful conclusion.

Yet 11 days before a possibly fateful election for Israeli prime minister, the campaign remains lackluster.