Sentence examples for primary told from inspiring English sources

In the campaign, Mr. Gore also spoke against gun control, and a week before the primary told a crowd, "I don't believe a woman's freedom to live her own life, in all cases, outweighs the fetus's right to life".

Mark Jones, a political-science professor at Rice University who's been covering the primary, told me, "Keep in mind, Clinton won the district by 1.4percentnt, but generic Republican judicial candidates won by twelve and sixteen per cent.

The two Democrats competing in the June 13 primary told HuffPost they would enforce any carbon regulations that McAuliffe proposed.

in the state's Aug. 7 GOP primary, told the Times Free Press on Saturday that he is "open" to impeaching President Barack Obama.

And actress Susan Sarandon, who had backed Bernie Sanders during the Democratic primary, told the BBC that she just couldn't bring herself to vote for Clinton, because she "want[ed] the right woman".

Outgoing state Senate President Steve Morris (R-Hugoton), who was defeated in the primary, told HuffPost in August that conservatives -- including the Koch brothers -- want to turn the state into an "ultraconservative utopia".

"What the Washington primary tells me," said David Olsen, a political science professor at the University of Washington, "is that Bush has done what he needed to firm up his base, but the cost may be the election in November.

He made only a passing reference to the lost primary, telling them that "tonight was not the perfect result" before delving into a detailed explanation of why he would win the next primary in Florida, according to a person who attended the session.

Sanders Campaign Manager Jeff Weaver defended the decision to make the Vatican trip so close to the pivotal primary, telling Bloomberg that the invitation is a "can't miss opportunity," and "some things are more important than politics".

Donald Trump thanked supporters Saturday night after his victory in the South Carolina primary, telling them he would "go back to war tomorrow morning" against his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.

"On the more sinister side of things, I had someone in the primary tell me I was a total virgin who should go drink bleach and no one would miss me, so I think the rhetoric that comes from the top with Trump has kind of made its way down to how some of his supporters interact with pollsters too".