Sentence examples for telling campaign from inspiring English sources

A trade association for newspapers has placed advertisements telling campaign managers that "newspapers deliver voters".

But the party with the most to worry about telling campaign lies over the past 20 years is the Lib Dems," snaps an ex-cabinet minister.

In an audio recording made public last week, Clinton is heard telling campaign donors during her Democratic primary race against Sanders that some of his supporters were "children of the Great Recession, and they are living in their parents' basement".

The president has offered signals about his speech, telling campaign supporters he wants an economy "that works for everyone, not just a wealthy few".

He made the time to say good-bye, telling campaign aides the trip to see his grandmother in Hawaii was "non-negotiable".

Mitt Romney, for instance, has been telling campaign crowds that the Obama administration has issued four times as much regulation as past presidents.

This spring, the DNC began telling campaigns there would be six official Democratic presidential debates -- three fewer than the Republicans were holding.

"It's our turn now," he tells campaign rallies.

"The question of this campaign is not who cares about the poor and the middle class," Mr. Romney told campaign donors here during a fund-raiser.

The 84-year-old Briton told Campaign Asia-Pacific magazine that teenagers were uninterested in the sort of high-end global sponsors his series was promoting.

"We would never have done it," he told campaign reporters, desperate wretches condemned to roam the earth with calculators, endlessly searching for the Ryan-Romney page.