Sentence examples for mate during the from inspiring English sources

– 4 October, Farmville, Virginia This claim by Trump's running mate during the vice-presidential debate is misleading.

The publicity from that effort elevated Truman and positioned him to replace Henry Wallace as Franklin Roosevelt's running mate during the rollicking 1944 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

Mitt Romney named Ryan as his running mate during the last presidential election, and a tear slid down Walker's cheek when Ryan spoke at the Republican National Convention.

"Something big is happening here; it's called momentum," said Ms. Palin, the former Alaska governor who was John McCain's running mate during the 2008 presidential election.

Trump's process has echoes of his search for a Supreme Court justice last year — he eventually nominated Neil M. Gorsuch — and his consideration of a running mate during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Boris Johnson has wrongly claimed that he "didn't make any remarks about Turkey, mate" during the EU referendum campaign, in comments that overshadowed a speech in Staffordshire intended to burnish his leadership credentials.

Because competition for mates is stronger among males than females, we suggest that males trade feeding for mate acquisition during the mating season [ 6].

Individuals in the sample are the male offspring produced by females from experimental groups that differed in population density during the pre-mating period (PM), and in the number of possible mates during the mating period (M).

Females were assigned to experimental groups that differed in population density during the pre-mating period (PM), and in the number of possible mates during the mating period (M).

One of them was Eidur Gudjohnsen, a player Halldórsson adored but who later became his room-mate during the national team's trips.

With the Wallabies coach, Michael Cheika – a team-mate during the pair's Randwick days – set to be in Europe this week to take a look at England, Jones has further incentive to want to finish on a high note, rather than sharing in another of the grand slam disappointments that have studded modern English rugby history.