Sentence examples for party hand from inspiring English sources

In Lynn, where Mr. Dukakis addressed the troops on Saturday morning before they went out canvassing, he singled out Agnes Ricko, 75, an experienced party hand who was a precinct captain on his 1970 campaign for lieutenant governor.

Mr. Mus, by contrast, the A.K.P. candidate in Istanbul, is an old party hand at 29, having previously served as president of the party youth organization in Avcilar, the post Ms. Altintas now occupies.

For Richard, reading a copy of the document in his Boston apartment, the wording conjured up a vision of himself and Joan breezing into a party hand in hand while a liveried doorman trumpeted their names and a snow of confetti and champagne bubbles exploded in the room.

All measurements were performed by a blinded, third party hand and upper extremity fellowship trained orthopedic surgeon.

She added: "What people are saying to me on the streets and doorsteps of Scotland is not about another referendum, their concerns are about the cuts that his (Mr Rennie's) party, hand in hand with the Tories, have imposed over the past five years".

Eight months ago, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto tapped an old party hand and confessed "friend" of his finance minister to investigate conflict of interest allegations against his administration.

Green Party: Hand-blown from recycled glass at Esque's wind-powered workshop in Portland, Ore., the double peaks of this punch bowl display extraordinary glass-blowing skill, $840.

A vote on whether to quit Mr Sharon's government was scapped on July 2nd.Yet there was much party hand-wringing over Mr Sharon's popularity and Labour's lack of an alternative policy of its own.

That was a few months before his party handed him the nomination.

Citizens dropped in to ask for blankets for the winter, and the party handed them out — along with campaign brochures.

Older party hands could only marvel at how far they had come under Mr Clegg, an MP since 2005.