Sentence examples for landslide column from inspiring English sources
In "Where's the Landslide?" (column, Aug. 5), David Brooks suggests that Barack Obama isn't manifesting a landslide because his status as a sojourner sets him apart from those who might identify with and rally around him.
William Safire claims that if Howard Dean gains the Democratic presidential nomination, it could lead to a landslide for President Bush in 2004 (column, Nov. 12).
Fissures at the top of the cliff, the source zone of the landslide, were discovered more than 40 years ago, indicating a long-term separation of the column from Jiwei Mountain.
In 1936, in his syndicated column Gallup predicted that the Literary Digest would calculate that Alf Landon would defeat F.D.R. in a landslide and that the Digest would be wrong.
In "Don't Stop Dean" (column, Dec. 24), William Safire says he fears the results of a lopsided Bush victory in 2004 because "landslides lead to tyrannous majorities and big trouble".
The senator, who won her re-election in a landslide in November, sits near the top, behind Hillary Rodham Clinton, of nearly everyone's list of prospective female presidential candidates, as I write in my latest Female Factor column.
Polls predict a landslide.
