Sentence examples for he endorsed over from inspiring English sources

He ran Lincoln Center from 1984 to 2000, and his political ambidexterity surfaced when Mayor Giuliani, whom he endorsed over Ruth W. Messinger in 1997, took on the Brooklyn Museum over its "Sensation" exhibition.

The American Medical Association, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and the American Academy of Pediatrics have endorsed over-the-counter access to emergency contraception.

Women at risk of an unwanted pregnancy deserve to know the reasons that so many leading scientists and organizations have endorsed over-the-counter status for emergency contraception and the reasons that others have objected.

Upon further history taking, he endorsed bitemporal headaches over the past 2 weeks and occasional warmth in his face over the same time period.

He endorsed Mr. Liu over three Jewish candidates in the 2009 Democratic primary for comptroller.

Six years ago he endorsed Mr Allen over Charles Robb, the Democratic incumbent, complaining that the Clinton White House and its allies in Congress had done little to protect the United States from terrorism.

The Senate did not send it to Mr. Cuomo's desk, the governor did not ask for it, and the mayor kept quiet; at least until October, when he endorsed Mr. Cuomo over the Republican candidate, George E. Pataki.

Over and over, he endorsed the man he had once derided as a phony reformer unprepared for the Oval Office.

What does it mean to be a conservative?" (For Webb, the ambiguity meant that in Virginia's 1994 Senate race he endorsed the Democrat Chuck Robb over the Republican Oliver North; he then backed George Allen over Robb in 2000; and now he was running against Allen for that same seat).

The mayor, whose Republican credentials have at times been suspect in upstate New York since he endorsed Mario M. Cuomo for governor over George E. Pataki in 1994, spoke warmly of Gov. George W. Bush, the likely Republican presidential candidate.

He endorsed Democrat Mark R. Warner over Republican Jim Gilmore to fill his own seat in the U.S. Senate.