Sentence examples for supporters drawn from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. Lunny, some of his new allies, especially the big-government opponents and Tea Party supporters drawn to his fight against the federal government, make him uncomfortable.

But Mr. Sanders was not interested in the idea and his allies ultimately feared it would alienate core supporters drawn to his perceived purity as a vocal opponent of super PACs.

LM, and its curious band of supporters drawn from both extremes of the political spectrum, had attempted to attract the sympathy vote by presenting their predicament as a "David and Goliath" fight, branding ITN as the oppressor of truth determined to crush a low-circulation magazine which had said something it didn't like.

Part of the battle in midterm elections is always getting people to vote, and Begich may also benefit from left-leaning supporters drawn to vote by a ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana.

Ms. Yellen's supporters draw a different lesson from the same contrast.

If Labour supporters drew one lesson from 2015, it was that voters can spot a phony.

So what conclusions, if any, can he and his supporters draw from what happened in New York?

On Monday evening, a gathering of Mr. Gruevski's supporters drew tens of thousands of people, a crowd a bit larger than the opposition assembled on Sunday.

Two smaller parties of Sadrist supporters drew a combined six additional seats and would be likely to team up with al-Ahrar in a broader coalition.

In a Facebook post, published minutes after Mr Cameron's speech, supporters drew "similarity between the Prime Minister's words and those of the tabloid press, who have smeared Jeremy Corbyn throughout the summer and beyond.

David's former supporters drew parallels between Ed's accession and Brown's coup against Blair in 2007 – seizing the crown by subterfuge, then proving unfit to wear it.