Sentence examples for lone campaign from inspiring English sources
It is still fighting a lone campaign to get its own digital audio standard adopted.
Until now, Bush's Miami-based team had argued that theirs was the lone campaign built to go the distance.
As Mandela's 70th birthday approached in 1988, the Tory MP John Carlisle embarked on a lone campaign to prevent the BBC broadcasting a huge Free Mandela concert.
The British prime minister has fought a lone campaign to block Mr Juncker becoming the next EC president, saying his appointment would "ignore the clear pro-change and pro-reform message" delivered by European voters in last month's election.
So if there are plenty of gamers who still want to play lone campaigns, why is game design orthodoxy moving toward shared narrative experiences?
Besides, some officials said, there could be a certain advantage to Washington's status as something of a lone wolf in this campaign.
For Mr Blair, it was an admission that he had been so tarnished by Iraq that Labour's chances of a third term might be jeopardised if he were the lone figurehead of the campaign.
When Mr. Romney took the stage, at first accompanied by his wife, Ann, and his oldest son, Tagg, Mrs. Romney made a point of giving shout-outs to a long list of Michigan surrogates — including Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan, Donald Trump and Kid Rock, who played a mini-show (a lone number: the Romney campaign's theme song, "Born Free") Monday night.
He played in all 48 games for Detroit in 1939 40; his lone goal on the campaign was the first of his career.
Mr. Brown did an excellent job of setting the dominant narrative of the campaign: a lone man driving his truck, fighting against the massive Democratic machine.
