Sentence examples for primary sending from inspiring English sources

Soon after, off Vietnam, we learned that Senator Eugene McCarthy and a band of college students living on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches had rocked the foundations of the political world in the New Hampshire primary, sending the message to President Lyndon Johnson that he couldn't be president any more.

succeeded in unseating House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R) in the primary, sending much of Washington into shock.

Hillary Clinton has won California's Democratic primary, sending her into the general election with a convincing victory in the state with more delegates up for grabs than any other.

Harris and Sanchez topped the field of 34 candidates in the June 7 primary, sending the two Democrats to the November runoff and denying a Republican a spot on the fall ballot for the first time since the state began directly electing its U.S. senators in 1914.

And Latin America, Asia, and the Caribbean now far outstrip Europe as the primary sending region.

An embarrassing delegate shortfall over the weekend in Colorado, which did not hold a caucus or a primary, sent Trump into a days-long fury after Cruz lapped up all 34 available delegates.

As a consequence, the backup list is not updated, and the new primary sends messages to a failed backup.

Latas, who lost to Giffords in the 2006 primary, sent out an email to supporters Sunday night, indicating he was considering a race.

Palin also nodded to Yoho's straightforward campaign slogan: "Had enough?" "Ted's victory in last Tuesday's primary sent the the same message we are seeing all across the country: Yes, we've had enough," Palin said in a statement.

Since then, the Iranians have been Assad's primary backer, sending men, guns, and other material by air and sea.

Mr. Carpio, a black belt in martial arts who aspired to be a lawyer, was his family's primary breadwinner, sending about $400 home to Lince, Peru, each month.