Sentence examples for strange campaign from inspiring English sources

That is making for a strange campaign.

Mr. Pataki's campaign manager, Adam Stoll, said in a statement that Mr. Golisano's "strange campaign is ending on a stranger note".

Adding a layer of surreality to the already strange campaign, he compared Trump to Biff Tannen, the fictional villain of Back to the Future Part II, the 1989 film whose writer was partially inspired by Trump.

It has been a strange campaign: Chad Taylor, the struggling Democratic candidate, only dropped out of the race in September, after which time Kris Kobach, the Republican secretary of state, went to court to try to keep Taylor on the ballot.

"It's a strange campaign when some want to renegotiate a treaty that has already been signed while others want to leave treaties that are already in force," said a senior E.U. official, who wished to remain anonymous, on the French electioneering.

Nicola Sturgeon, who took over from Alex Salmond as SNP leader and Scotland's first minister, isn't even a candidate in this week's election but in this strange campaign she has been judged the most effective party leader in UK-wide TV debates and beyond.

3.28pm: Nick Clegg may have just taken the prize for the strangest campaign appearance of this election so far.

"Now Is The Time For Action!" isn't the strangest campaign ad Herman Cain has run since becoming a presidential candidate -- that honor goes to "He Carried Yellow Flowers," in which Nick Searcy acts like an entitled Hollywood jerk for four minutes in order to make a point about how Herman Cain is awesome, or something?

In August, a strange advertising campaign appeared on Bangkok's mass-transit train system.

McConnell responded by directing Party resources to Strange's campaign, and Trump made some robocalls for him.

But the site's strange ad campaign seems to suggest that Match.com has imperfections of its own.