Sentence examples for primary face from inspiring English sources

Ms. Perino, for her part, had a taste of being the primary face of the administration.

Mrs. Josaitis became the primary face of Focus: Hope after Father Cunningham died in 1997; she was its chief executive for nine years.

Eisen will, essentially, be the primary face of the network, although it is very likely that the faces of Vince Lombardi, John Elway and Michael Vick will be seen more.

For another, the electoral system in place — where the top two winners of a primary face each other in a general, regardless of party — means that both candidates are Democrats.

Mr. Boehner has increased his visibility as the primary face of the party, but on Tuesday Mr. Cantor and two fellow lawmakers released a book intended to fill in some remaining gaps about the Republican path ahead.

One is whether she will thrive as a primary face of the W.N.B.A.'s campaign to rebrand itself in its 17th season, beginning with its first prime-time draft Monday.

The high point was reached in 1989, in the primary face-off between Ed Koch and David N.

In all three districts, the Democratic Party must contend with primary face-offs before it can go on to mount challenges against the Republican incumbents.

Mr. Trump has reviewed tapes of Mrs. Clinton's old debates as well as compilations of his own worst moments during the primary face-offs.

If the Michigan map survives court challenges, it will force a primary face-off of Democratic incumbents: Representative John D. Dingell, who has served in Congress since 1955, against Representative Lynn N. Rivers, a former school board member who won her seat in 1994.

Now, 5 of 10 board seats are up for election, and in races for 4 of the 5 seats there is a primary face-off on Aug. 1, with conservative Republicans who favor the new science standards being challenged by moderate Republicans who oppose them and who are expected to try to overturn the standards if elected.