Sentence examples for to senators from inspiring English sources
noun
A member, normally elected, in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate. The legislatures of the United States and Canada have senators.
If I can't win, here's another thought: How about a mutual fund tied to senators' purchases?
Earlier, Hockey said he and Abbott were willing to talk to senators about the budget measures.
Many of these are appointed as favours to senators' friends or political supporters.
But most senators said it was now up to Senators Reid and McConnell.
He is a former chief of staff to Senators William Cohen, Fred Thompson and Lisa Murkowski.
Speaking to Senators, she argued against the use of the word "retarded" in state legislation.
This year, the custom seemed to appeal more to senators than to members of the House.
The tyranny was particularly dangerous to senators, and it ended only with Domitian's assassination in 96.
In the end, it was down to Senators Brown, Sibley and Ratliff.
We spend too much time talking to senators, not enough to the jobless".
It is now surely up to senators to show the responsibility that this political gambler lacks.
