Sentence examples for had ever endorsed from inspiring English sources

The Tories hit back, denying that they had ever endorsed big cuts in 2010-11 and insisting that Labour was "in chaos" on the issue.

He wanted help determining whether his paper had ever endorsed a Democratic Presidential candidate in its hundred-and-twenty-six-year history.

In the face of mounting anger and derision, President Megawati denied she had ever endorsed the mission, and a few days after launching his treasure hunt, Mr. Munawar called it off, leaving Indonesia with its debt.

Trump also argued that he has the support of the boxing promoter Don King, "and so many other African Americans who know me well and endorsed me would not have done so if they thought I was a racist!" Polls show that black voters overwhelmingly dislike the businessman, and on Friday King denied that he had ever endorsed Trump or any other candidate.

Lugosi hadn't sold his image, but plenty of stars had, and Richman started looking through old magazines and contacting the heirs of every star who had ever endorsed a product, starting with W.C. Fields.

No sitting president had ever endorsed marriage equality before; indeed, most of your predecessors had not dared to risk aligning themselves with civil liberties for gays and lesbians.

The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce threw its weight behind Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate John Kasich in dual endorsements on Thursday -- the first time the Latino business group has ever endorsed in the presidential election.

What's the strangest thing you've ever endorsed?

"No holding has ever endorsed such a sweeping proposition".

The Sierra Club went as far as to endorse Daggett, the independent — the first time the organization has ever endorsed a non-Democrat for governor of New Jersey.

While rumors have been batted around for most of the past year that Ms. Couric could someday replace Larry King, no one at CNN has ever endorsed that idea, even in private.