Sentence examples for quick campaign from inspiring English sources

Kenya's military officers were convinced it would be a quick campaign, but they promptly ran into difficulties on unfamiliar terrain as their Somali allies squabbled.

Mr. Santorum, who is making a quick campaign stop in Missouri on Friday morning, was the only candidate to campaign in the state last month.

After a quick campaign – Nick Clegg threw in the towel barely two months earlier – members of the Liberal Democrats elect a new leader.

The tendency has been to treat the city as if it were a giant A.T.M., a place to go for quick campaign cash.

Mr. Huntsman, who is independently wealthy, had 15 fund-raisers along for the ride with him on Tuesday on his chartered campaign plane as he made a quick campaign stop in Exeter, N.H.

Instead, the Texas senator, who appeared at the spring meeting of the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas on Saturday, made a quick campaign trip to California to announce a number of endorsements there.

In parliamentary democracies, where elections generally occur when governments call them and don't have dates fixed years in advance, the whole process happens much quicker – campaigns are over in weeks or months, not years.

The battle between Islamist militants and a force of Malian and French troops, which continued for much of Sunday afternoon, suggested that the quick French campaign against the local Al Qaeda affiliate and its allies was not over.

The gun battle between Islamist militants and a force of Malian and French troops, which continued for much of Sunday afternoon, suggested that the quick French campaign against the local Al Qaeda affiliate and its allies was not over, but had entered a new phase of guerrilla warfare.

Compared with the United States, Canada has quick election campaigns -- 36 days -- and cheap ones.

As with his quick-fix campaign promises, Mr. Thaksin could find himself seeking shortcuts to maintain power.