Sentence examples for making candidacies from inspiring English sources

"That was a key to making candidacies 150 years ago," Mr. Holzer said.

The political, media and public pressure on Clinton might be overwhelming, however, making her candidacy untenable and prompting a sensational, unprecedented and humiliating withdrawal.

That fact that was made starkly clear on Thursday by sharp-edged comments from Sarah Palin and Rudolph W. Giuliani — both of whom are still mulling presidential runs — even as Mr. Romney was making his candidacy official.

His name will be the last one on the list, making his candidacy more of a symbolic gesture in support of Catalan independence rather than any kind of career change.

Asked about legislation she sponsored to repeal Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform, the congresswoman instead announced her filing of paperwork making her candidacy official.

His sexuality was an asset in certain ways, making his candidacy historic and helping him draw in resources from the gay community.

This week, when Fotouh made his candidacy official, they expelled him.

Obama's rhetorical skill makes his candidacy appear almost collective rather than individual.

But Mr Luzhkov also has a strong nationalist streak which to foreigners will make his candidacy look much less lovable.

In this case, Mr. Owens and Ms. Clarke had socialized and supported each other's campaigns until Ms. Clarke made her candidacy official.

Councilman Kenneth K. Fisher, 48, made his candidacy for Brooklyn borough president official yesterday in a ceremony on the steps of Borough Hall.