Sentence examples for surging campaign from inspiring English sources

For months he had been worried about Mr. Bradley's surging campaign.

As Mr. Gingrich heads into a Republican debate Saturday night in Iowa, where he is leading in polls and likely to be a target for rivals, the issue has the potential to be a distraction to his surging campaign.

The idea was that the suddenly surging campaign of Bill de Blasio was reminiscent of Obama's, to the extent that it was tinged with populism, in support of a liberal idealist who had little in the way of real management experience: a lightweight, to his critics.

The establishment, which is connected to Clinton and her financial backers by ingrown threads of funding and financing, is panicking over the surging campaign of Bernie Sanders.

Hillary Clinton's rising frustrations at Bernie Sanders's surging campaign burst onto the debate stage last night in New Hampshire, as she accused her Democratic nomination rival of inciting a "smear campaign" against her, despite his insistence he would wage a clean, fair fight and not go negative.

When the young, ambitious Michelangelo showed up in Florence, the Master Leonardo had to work harder to prove his artistic value, just as Hillary and her team has had to work harder -- and smarter -- to make maintain strength in the face of Bernie's surging campaign.

Just as his longtime lead in Iowa was erased by a surging Huckabee campaign, Mr. Romney's lead in surveys in New Hampshire has evaporated in the face of a resurgent McCain campaign.

After spending the winter and spring months describing black voters as a "firewall" against the surging Bernie Sanders campaign, Clinton surrogates now try to explain the reluctance to embrace Clinton as stemming from a lack of information about her campaign.

The former first lady, meanwhile, is battling to fend off a surging Sanders campaign that has closed a big deficit and threatens to snatch victory in California's 7 June Democratic primary.

But even as the mayor gathered on Monday with the seasoned Washington hands on the campus of the University of Oklahoma, the surging presidential campaign of Senator Barack Obama seemed to steal energy from the event and set off worry elsewhere among Mr. Bloomberg's supporters.

That the Corbyn triumph, like the result of the general election and the surging Yes campaign in last year's Scottish referendum, took the supposed sages of the political and media establishment by surprise – proved that their dog-eared rulebook is hopelessly out of date.