Sentence examples for governors testing from inspiring English sources

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Yet no governor tested these assumptions by searching for actual facts.

It occurs as he's traveling the country as head of the Republican Governors Assn., testing out in various states the message he might employ in a presidential race.

As governor in testing economic times he had to cut spending, shrinking government.

In the monologue on mercy from "The Merchant of Venice," Shakespeare urges people like governors to test drive it.

Mark Warner, the former Virginia governor, who is also testing the waters for a presidential campaign, made brief remarks at the start of the event, although he was barely audible from the back of the crowd amid the frenzy over Mr. Obama.

On education, Mr. Gore dismissed the governor's proposals for testing with a wave of the hand and added that Mr. Bush's voucher plan would drain the public schools.

By 1573, the Timucua were in outright rebellion, testing the governor's patience and forcing Spanish settlers to abandon farms and garrisons in more interior parts of Florida; the Spanish could not persuade the Timucua to keep from attacking them.

The governor will be tested.

Mr. Cuomo's perceived popularity as Governor will be tested for the first time next November, when he faces re-election.

The committee will soon be tested: Governor McGreevey must find a replacement for Associate Justice Gary Stein, who will retire Sept. 1.