Sentence examples for supporters to create a from inspiring English sources

They say Mr. Blagojevich was ungrateful and allowed other supporters to create a permanent break between him and his oldest, truest friends in politics.

Mr. Claire said this case was different from President Bill Clinton's allowing supporters to create a legal defense fund for his benefit.

Georgia's rebuke came after an effort by Buchanan supporters to create a parallel Reform Party that would emphasize the candidate's strongly conservative views.

For innovations, and for much of pop's continuing vitality, one is going to have to look increasingly to the small labels and new bands, and it is going to be up to them and their supporters to create a viable alternative distribution network to get their disks into stores and, if possible, on the radio.

Outside of class, he co-leads a physical health student group, trains peer supporters to create a more connected campus, and sits as a student representative on his school's wellness advisory board.

Rather than encourage her to speak boldly on the issues to draw people in, it appears like the campaign has gone the safer route of enlisting a cadre of supporters to create a drumbeat in which Hillary Clinton is held up as some sort of icon to gays who will simply get LGBT support by default.

He would cobble together a team that included a former Army doctor who did surgeries on child deformities in Pakistan, an ex-marine officer who ran a security company in Jalalabad, a feisty right-wing blogger and a gaggle of Reaganesque media supporters to create an ad hoc paramilitary and intelligence operation.

In 2007, he became Director of Online Organizing for Barack Obama's presidential campaign, creating a social network that empowered Obama supporters to create tens of thousands of grassroots groups and events, and to give over $500 million online.

During the election, Obama encouraged supporters to create their own visuals in support of his campaign using the hashtag #designforobama.

The site allows Obama supporters to create online IDs for themselves, and blog and network in a manner similar to Facebook and MySpace.

A copy of the file, which seems to have been last modified on June 9, 2010, also appears to have been posted on the mirrors or complete copies of the main WikiLeaks site the group encouraged its supporters to create.