Sentence examples for hotline's from inspiring English sources

"It definitely leaned Bush," said Chuck Todd, Hotline's editor.

In the hotline's office, the air conditioning is cranked to sub-Arctic iciness.

"Many Republicans feel the primary process has been a critical pressure-test for Romney's campaign skills, resulting in a more honed and prepared candidate," Hotline's Taylor West and Peter Bell wrote.

The public advocate's report highlighted that more than a quarter of the hotline's respondents said they had lived in foster care for three to five years with an additional more than 20% reporting betweenfive to 10 years.

They also pointed bloggers to links of a video montage — prepared by the folks at The Hotline's On Call blog — demonstrating that others who were gathered in the House chamber that night, while clearly reading something in their laps, also appeared to be napping if shot at some angles (snipurl.com/ReadClips).

The hotline's fate under President Donald Trump is uncertain.

See the most-read stories in Entertainment this hour ». "Butterball hotline, let's butter your balls," said Colbert on his first call.

Playbook is a descendant of political synopses like National Journal's Hotline, ABC News's Note, and NBC News's First Read, all of which still enjoy junkie followings.

In the words of the National Journal's Hotline: "Tallahassee [Florida's capital where Rubio served as state house speaker] has its own secrets.

Hotline Bling's ubiquity changed the dynamic – he was now a pop singer who rapped, a concept Britons are much better at swallowing.

As well as the hotline, Beijing's city government has recommended hand gestures that can be used to ask people to stop smoking.