Sentence examples for interminable campaign from inspiring English sources

After this interminable campaign I still do not know what Mr Kerry believes.

At a dinner with newly elected legislators here on Tuesday, where he appeared with Governor Keating, Mr. Bush gamely joked about the interminable campaign.

The election followed an interminable campaign waged by two Democratic City Hall insiders, neither of whom strained to fight the widespread perception that there was little to choose between them.

Again and again around Meriden – even after an interminable campaign and decades of argument before that – people said they thought no one had ever presented the pros and cons of membership fairly and comprehensibly.

Activists honed their media skills in the interminable campaign against top-up fees, but kept being outfoxed by politicians who portrayed them as middle-class whiners.The anti-war movement initially seemed to be going the same way, after the war in Afghanistan failed to rouse popular opinion (and then proved disappointingly short and undisastrous).

After all the twists and turns of a seemingly interminable campaign season, it comes down to this.

In fact, Mr. Klugian says, America's costly and interminable campaigns are the nation's most reliable source of employment: "They gave a completely unskilled person like Mitt Romney a steady job for eight years".

They sit and banter: dogs, kids, grandchildren – this interminable election campaign.

The Australian Manufacturing Workers Unionn carved out a name for itself early on in this interminable election campaign with its sometimes unhinged posts to Twitter.

Nick Clegg's Spanish wife was seen as elegant, intelligent and – discreetly, mercifully – absent from the endless photo-calls and interviews that characterised the interminable election campaign.

Obama, of course, is an entirely different personality in a different time, but the interminable primary campaign has shown his coalition to look very much like McGovern's: educated, upper-income liberal voters; blacks; and the young.