Sentence examples for serve as a delegate from inspiring English sources

When New York State was gearing up to hold a constitutional convention in '64, Cabot ran her own campaign to serve as a delegate.

When the Transit and Housing Police Departments merged into the larger N.Y.P.D. in 1995, he continued to serve as a delegate.

The Trump campaign in May announced the Silicon Valley billionaire would serve as a delegate for the presumptive Republican nominee in Cleveland this summer.

Jefferson agreed, albeit reluctantly, to serve as a delegate to the Continental Congress in December 1782, where his major contribution was to set forth the principle that territories in the West should not be treated as colonies but rather should enter the Union with status equal to the original states once certain conditions were met.

Rosa Erives's involvement in the Democratic Party is hardly a secret to her boss at Qwest, a telecommunications company in Denver: She took time off to serve as a delegate for Al Gore at the party's national convention in Los Angeles.

He was unsuccessful in his bid for a fourth term, but went on to serve as a delegate in the Democratic National Convention in 1880.

After World War I he served as a delegate to the peace conference and as chairman of the Canadian delegation to the first assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva.

In 1995 she served as a delegate to the United Nations Conference on Women, held in Beijing.

But then he threw himself into it, serving as a delegate to the First Continental Congress, in 1774.

At Independence Hall, you'll learn that he served as a delegate to the Continental Congress.

In 1787, Mason served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.