Sentence examples for nominee led from inspiring English sources

Best rock album was awarded to the controversial nominee Led Zeppelin's Celebration Day, which was recorded at a 2007 concert.

Moreover, in at least three partial exceptions to this pattern, the eventual presidential nominee led the rest of the field on one of the two measures.

Mark Latham, a three-time nominee, led a competitive political category with his comment about domestic violence in late January: "By attacking poverty rather than attacking men you'll get a far better solution than the nonsense we're hearing from Rosie Batty and the other left feminists".

The Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings in 1991, during which Anita Hill came forward with sexual harassment allegations against the nominee, led to "The Year of the Woman," which doubled the number of women elected to the House and the Senate.

Meanwhile, in the actual vote counting, the Virginia Board of Elections gave both Mitt Romney and George Allen, the Republican Senate nominee, leads over Barack Obama and Tim Kaine.

But former Mayor Richard J. Riordan of Los Angeles, the third hopeful and the current favorite to be the Republican nominee, leads Mr. Davis by four points.

The Republican nominee leads Clinton 48percentto43percentcent among likely voters in a two-way contest and 44percentto39percentcent when third-party candidates are included.

Taiwan's chief opposition Democratic Progressive Party, whose nominee leads in early public opinion polls, advocates a more cautious approach to China, including no new dialogue without greater respect for the island's self-rule.

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So I'm going to do what I can to lay out conservative solutions and to help our nominee lead us to victory.

But the confirmation of President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, led to the conservative majority needed to assure a ruling against unions.