Sentence examples for its senators from inspiring English sources

He is also working to secure statehood for the District of Columbia, and is considered a shoo-in to become one of its senators if it is.

One of its senators, Harry Reid, is the deputy leader of the Senate's Democrats, and may take over the leadership if Tom Daschle is ejected this November.

Since then it has swung further to the right, replacing one of its senators with a Republican in 2014 and sitting at the centre of a conservative backlash against transgender rights.

This is not about left versus right political philosophies, nor Democrats versus Republicans, nor progressives versus Tea Party followers, nor about the wackness of Arizona, a state that once, aided by one of its senators, John McCain, refused to celebrate the Dr. King holiday after it was made a federal law (to be fair, Mr. McCain eventually backed away from that position).

One of its senators, Robert Menendez, is in a veritable typhoon of ethics allegations.

Its senators also rank higher than those of 30 other states.

It will offer the same service in its Senator lounges in New York, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf.

At the time, Mr. Weicker was governor of Connecticut, not its senator.

He tore up hearts and families, left a state without its senator and a nation bereft.

The average state experiences a 40 to 50 percent increase in earmark spending if its senator becomes chair of one of the top-three committees.

Clinton began her campaign in New York where she left off as its senator, revisiting cities that she worked to revitalize, such as Syracuse and Buffalo.