Sentence examples for ran for sheriff from inspiring English sources
They not only ran for sheriff, they ran for statewide offices.
If Mr. Obama gets another nomination, he may want to consider someone who graduated from Ohio State or a Texas law school, or ran for sheriff.
"Paul Main" was one, and the news whipped around town because Paul Main once worked for the sheriff's department and even ran for sheriff himself a few years ago.
By the time liberal ex-policeman Richard Hongisto ran for sheriff, partly on a promise to eradicate homophobia in the department, and won with the enthusiastic backing of the gay community, the power of gay voters was no longer in doubt.
Bresnahan ran for sheriff of Lucas County as a member of the Democratic Party in 1932.
"When I ran for sheriff, it was quite conservative," Valdez said.
He said, "Gosh, I just wish one of them had run for sheriff".
Then, in the early nineties, Joe decided to run for sheriff against an incumbent weakened by scandal.
"It's a great platform issue for people running for sheriff to impose these fees," Mr. Leach said.
He says that he wouldn't run for sheriff on either a Republican or a Democratic ticket, but as an Independent, "like Ross Perot".
Mr. Avigliano, whose nomination is subject to Senate confirmation, would replace the acting prosecutor, Boris Moczula, who took office after Ronald Fava stepped down to run for sheriff.
