Sentence examples for fierce delegate from inspiring English sources
Both campaigns have dug in for a long and fierce delegate fight.
This could foreshadow another fierce delegate fight, as the Santorum camp said Saturday that if Mr. Santorum won the popular vote in a district in which he had no delegates, he would seek to be awarded delegates after the fact.
The rivals were locked in a fierce battle for delegates in Texas.
The European Union had pushed hard for what it called a "road map" to a legally binding treaty, against fierce resistance from China and India, whose delegates argued passionately against it.
Leo Jackson, a delegate from Minneapolis, mouthed every fierce word Busta Rhymes rapped.
The rivals are locked in a fierce competition to win states — and, more important, delegates — on Tuesday, even as their strategists looked ahead to the contests beyond this Tuesday.
The director of Senna, Asif Kapadia and Sid Watkins, former Formula 1 safety and medical delegate, told BBC Breakfast about the racing car driver's fierce rivalry.
As the competition grows ever fiercer in the U.S. presidential primaries, bMighty.com cuts through the chatter about delegate counts and YouTube clips to boil down the candidates' stances on business and technology issues.
The 1980 nomination contest lacked the "fierce ideological bickering that marked the 1976 state convention", in which Mathias was nearly excluded as a delegate.
By contrast, fierce efforts by Mr. Santorum to carry the popular vote in Ohio, even if successful, could win him just a few more delegates than Mr. Romney because they are allocated proportionally in that state.
