Sentence examples for returning to campaign from inspiring English sources

On 12 April he issued a manifesto to the Norfolk electorate, soon returning to campaign, and after being unanimously nominated on 27 April he was elected in May.

Lastly, President Barack Obama is slowing returning to campaign-mode.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage intends to return to campaign in Scotland, undaunted by his recent hostile reception in an Edinburgh pub.

The race is far tighter here, party strategists said, and Mr. Romney scrapped a brief island respite to return to campaign across the state on Sunday.

Politicians and strategists say if she prevails it will be because, after losing the primary, she returned to campaign tirelessly and creatively.

"Over the weekend, we were constantly assessing when we could return to campaign activities," said Fehrnstrom, a former Boston Herald reporter with chubby cheeks and a jittery bearing.

Silvio Berlusconi, who resigned as prime minister 15 months ago but returned to campaign again, could also unsettle Italy's politics after the elections.

Dalyell (ex-Eton and Oxbridge, as it happens) was the Labour candidate here in 1959, but refused to return to campaign against Steel, whom he admired.

Rajiv was unqualified for the job and during his rule there was a rise in government corruption...Rajiv lost power in 1989 and returned to campaign for the 1991 general election, reinventing himself as a man of the people.

Mr. Santorum planned to return to campaigning in the south-central Pennsylvania town of Bedford with a rally on Tuesday.

While none of the opposition parties can afford to lose public financing, they are also not keen to return to campaigning just a week after Parliament reopened.