Sentence examples for have a different slate from inspiring English sources

"If the schedule weren't set three years in advance, they'd have a different slate," Mr. Drucker said.

We will have a different relationship and you can get on with your lives without us," May was slated to say.

First, whatever correlations of factions and forces within the conclave produced this result, Bergoglio won relatively swiftly, which — joined to his runner-up status last time, in a conclave that had a very different slate of cardinal electors — suggests a man with deep reservoirs of support and goodwill among his fellow prelates.

If the Legislature appoints one set of electors for Bush and the courts order a different slate for Bush, the U.S. Congress would have to resolve the dispute.

The leaders embraced by the new grass roots right are a different slate entirely: Glenn Beck, Ron Paul and Sarah Palin.

Across Illinois, each candidate runs a different slate of potential delegates, district by district.

(Then again, for someone who can afford a car that costs more than $60,000, what's another grand?) At Slate, Matthew Yglesias has a different take on Tesla's confusing combination of its out-of-pocket loan payment calculator and creative buyback offer.

I like to have a blank slate.

Girardi essentially said he would have a clean slate.

"You don't have a clean slate if you look like a perpetrator," she said.

You have to have a clean slate.