Sentence examples for got a district from inspiring English sources

United States Representative Blake Farenthold, Republican of Corpus Christi, got a district with a Republican voting history but where a majority of the voters are either black or Latino.

"He's got a district that's really tough to balance," said Commerce Secretary William Daley, Mr. Clinton's point man on the measure, who recently dropped by Mr. Phelps's Washington office to talk trade.

And one day they said: 'We've got a district cricket coach coming to an after-school club – would you fancy giving cricket a go?' I said: 'Yeah.'" Taylor was a fine junior tennis player, and played for the south of England, but "it was too individual a sport.

Masry, who now controls 17% of the shares, got a district court judge to ban Muller from company business.

They're not going to stop, but you'd think that for all the money it has spent, L.A. would at least have got a district that could attract business on its own.

Experts in exoneration cases said the biggest challenge was usually getting a district attorney even to consider reopening a case.

But, he said, "Why Midland can get a district and you tear apart the Lone Star capital city is something only Tom DeLay can explain".

In other areas of the country, the districts to which Swing Left would direct you are implausibly far from home: someone in Seattle, say, would get a district in rural Nevada.

It's far easier to get a district to invest money in a fleet of machines once it's actually seen them in action.

Mr Lefroy said: "Monitor, and we as a country, have to get a district general hospital like Stafford right in order to ensure that the model of being able to provide acute services, particularly for elderly people with complex illnesses, locally, can be sustained".

"Put enough together and you've got a Democratic district".