Sentence examples for past candidate from inspiring English sources

No past candidate has had his combination of strong polling and weak fundamentals.

Alexander Rutskoi, a former vice-president, and Aman Tuleyev, a past candidate for president, have become provincial governors who now lobby Mr Yeltsin for favours.

There is no other way to describe it," said Panos Prevedouros, a professor of civil engineering at the University of Hawaii and a past candidate for Honolulu mayor.

WASHINGTON — President Obama has chosen Jeffrey D. Zients, an entrepreneur who twice was the president's acting budget director and a past candidate for two cabinet positions, to succeed Gene B. Sperling as the chief White House economic adviser.

Another example was a flyer authorised by a past candidate for Liberal preselection and circulated in marginal seats that warned that a vote for Labor was a vote for "radical gay sex education", Wong said.

Poole said that if Vancouver won the bid, the Canadian Olympic Committee would not present Toronto, a past candidate to play host to the Summer Games, as a candidate for the 2012 Olympics.

In elections past, candidates laid low during the conventions of their rivals.

They taught each to recognize some 50,000 terms that were found on past candidates' résumés.

Past candidates, including Bill Clinton, have had to explain their membership in discriminatory country clubs.

It's hard enough shedding the "wannabe" image without past candidates reinforcing the stereotype.

The answer is yes, although only a few past candidates have had momentum comparable to Mr. Santorum's.