Sentence examples for he finally endorsed from inspiring English sources

Cruz didn't actually mention the name of his former presidential primary rival, whom he finally endorsed in September.

When he finally endorsed her in July, he simply put out a short statement online and did not attend the Democratic convention.

When she finally endorsed him, well into the 1960 campaign, she conceded in conversation that Stevenson might not have made such a good President after all.

Last week The Washington Post reported, "If President Obama wins a second term, he will finally endorse same-sex marriage.

By the end of October, he had finally extracted a bombing "pause" from Johnson, McCarthy had finally endorsed him, and he had pulled within two points.

A decade later, in 2009, when Clinton finally endorsed same-sex marriage, he commented, in an interview with Anderson Cooper, "So I said, you know, I realized that I was over sixty years old, I grew up at a different time, and I was hung up about the word.

They finally endorsed him with the understanding that he deplored the tactics and would investigate his campaign to make sure it had not been responsible.

In 1937, the year the American Medical Association finally endorsed contraception, Marston held a press conference in which he predicted that women would one day rule the world.

With the subsequent tap-in Fowler finally endorsed his talent.

At the end of October, McCarthy finally endorsed Humphrey.

You didn't realize Mr. Santorum had finally endorsed his rival?