Sentence examples for the current congressman from inspiring English sources

With Pacquiao's growing political ambitions — the current Congressman truly believes one day he will become president — even Roach wonders how much longer Pacquiao will fight.

If you're counting, all of this means that Mr Obama carried 17 of his home state's 19 congressional districts.Michigan-01 - Typically, a conservative Democrat like Bart Stupak, the current congressman, would win this district as the party's liberal ticket lost.

Just last month a race for the Republican nomination for a House seat in suburban Chicago attracted six millionaires who spent $4.2 million losing to the current Congressman's former aide.

The current congressman for Staten Island is Dan Donovan, also known as the prosecutor who let the cop who killed Eric Garner walk.

"As your congressman, you can rest assured your fair share of tax dollars sent to Washington will come home to fund projects the current Congressman has deemed unnecessary" John told residents of Surprise, just northwest of Phoenix.

Mr. Klugian said that as he watched former Rep. Hutchinson at the podium, "It made my blood boil, especially when I thought about all of the current congressmen out there who are totally for sale".

"Maybe the president put it in stark political terms," Giuliani acknowledged, but added that he would have either wrapped up the current congressmen's investigations by late spring or waited until after the election.

The district's current congressman, Representative Bill McCollum, a Republican who gained national attention as a House manager of President Clinton's impeachment case, is running for the United States Senate.

Dressed casually in a fleece pullover and khakis, the former governor and current congressman greeted well-wishers at the back of the room after Rubio had wrapped up his speech.

Its current congressman, the relatively moderate Republican Rodney Frelinghuysen, recently decided to retire, supposedly after he put a poll into the field that came back with bad results.

Fifty years ago, John Lewis, the civil-rights activist and current congressman from Georgia, was living in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, in a studio on Twenty-first Street.