Sentence examples for full of delegates from inspiring English sources

There was a hall full of delegates chanting USA!

It is full of cameras, and full of delegates, at any given moment, from dozens of countries.

The trains heading up from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly were jammed full of delegates, MPs and journalists, buzzing with noise and excitement.

For example, one concern involves protesters storming a bus full of delegates on the way to or from the Garden and effectively blinding the driver by slapping signs -- coated with glue -- against the windshield and windows.

The Republican Convention was full of delegates who had become party activists so they could promote their social agenda, yet Mr. Bush managed to drag them through this entire convention without one televised peep about the right to bear arms, or even about prayer in school.

Opening the Labour party conference in Manchester on Sunday, the city's long-serving council leader, Sir Richard Leese, told Ed Miliband and a hall full of delegates: "The debate should not be about devolving power to Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but devolving power within the nations".

The Romney campaign sent out a memo from political director Rich Beeson on Saturday noting that Santorum is "already down 64 delegates," because of his failure to file a full slate of delegates in Ohio and Tennessee, as well as his total absence from the ballot in Virginia.

Mr. Santorum's campaign failed to file a full slate of delegates.

"A few of our opponents can't make the ballot in some states or put together full slates of delegates.

They voted to pledge their full share of delegates to Rick Santorum — without a word of objection from the Romney campaign.

Or that it is one of the places where Mr. Santorum's campaign failed to file a full slate of delegates.