Sentence examples similar to serving as her delegate from inspiring English sources

For June Majors, a 72-year-old retired accountant from East Prairie, Mo., Mr. Edwards inspired a political awakening that has her serving as Democratic state delegate.

Jacobs led her local into the ACWA, serving as a delegate to the organizing convention, becoming a member of the Baltimore joint board, and in 1915 becoming the board's secretary.

When he died in 1933 he was serving as Hungarian delegate to the disarmament conference.

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

He later helped shape foreign policy for the U.S. Department of State (1981 82), specializing in Middle Eastern affairs and serving as a delegate to an Egyptian-Israeli conference on Palestinian autonomy.

He began his career in public life by serving as a delegate to Alabama's first Republican state convention; he was a member of the platform committee.

This means that the third highest vote-getter from a county or the eighth from a congressional district is automatically disqualified from serving as a delegate.

Chambers rose quickly in the new party's leadership, serving as a delegate to their state convention in July 1878.

He was one of the founders of the Republican Party, serving as a delegate to the 1856 Republican Party Convention in Pittsburgh.

He largely bowed out of politics after serving as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention that year in Chicago.

Beckham County, Oklahoma, was named in his honor at the suggestion of a Kentuckian who was serving as a delegate to Oklahoma's constitutional convention in 1907.