Sentence examples for get a campaign from inspiring English sources

It was: 'NHS Suffolk wouldn't made a bad decision.' So it was hard to get a campaign going".

It is thought that Sir Menzies Campbell, Lib Dem leader before Mr Clegg, is among those urging Mr Lamb to get a campaign ready.

Thank God he did, [or else] he'd get a campaign finance violation they'd try to drum up into a felony or something.

Instead, here we get a campaign of rapid marches, defeating an enemy in detail, and achieving an utterly decisive victory at the end; it looks like Bonaparte in Italy, 1796, not the 1863 universe of battle.

"It's advantageous to us to get a campaign structure put together, build an organization and put resources away," said David Axelrod, who recently left the White House to set 2012 strategy.

John Simpson, media director at Blue State Digital, which worked with the Obama campaign in 2008, said bidding technology means strategists can "get a campaign up and running very fast and also potentially pull it down very fast".

Who's up for getting a campaign going?

"We've got a campaign plan that has a strong chance for success in Iraq," he said.

"A light went on: 'I've got a campaign,' " he said.

CF Now, you've got a campaign to start a leaders' debate.

You may be of the enemy, but you've performed a great service here and I shall be getting a campaign under way.