Sentence examples for primary from the from inspiring English sources

The memory of the nineteen-nineties has suffused the Democratic Presidential primary from the outset.

In 2002, the Legislature considered another solution: separating the presidential primary from the state primary.

The incumbent, Gov. Bob Holden, 54, faces a challenge in the Democratic primary from the state auditor, Claire McCaskill, 50.

If anything, they're at greater risk of facing a primary from the right.

Mr. Lynch had proposed an amendment that would eliminate the word "primary" from the description of the September election under the proposed system.

He does not hold the tea party's core values and in fact has an opponent in his primary from the movement.

They're worried about being "primaried" from the right.

Hundreds of hours have already been shot, he said, from the primaries, from the campaign trail and now from the two national conventions.

Mr. Abbott's proposal could separate the Congressional and legislative primaries from the presidential primary, significantly affecting turnout and potentially changing the result.

It is not that most would not win primaries from the likely nut jobs that will be thrown up against them.

Ford holds a degree in elementary education from Southern Methodist University and the Montessori Primary diploma from the Association Montessori Internationale AMII).