Sentence examples for two Southerners from from inspiring English sources

Sheinkopf noted that people thought the Clinton-Gore ticket in 1992 was "a little bit off" as well, but "two southerners from the same place worked pretty well".

Not with two Southerners from neighboring states.

Just as the Clinton-Gore ticket was historic; the youngest ticket in history, two Southerners and two guys from the Ivy League.

Two Southerners just did not make sense.

The first time the two Southerners met was in Los Angeles.

Bill Clinton picked Al Gore in 1992, which surprised many because it was a ticket of two Southerners.

From 1950 to 1963, seven southerners were crowned (each served the following year), including back-to-back wins by Mississippians in 1958 and 1959 — though southerners made up only one-fifth of the possible winners.

More than 3.5 million Southerners are registered to vote next week on whether to secede from the North.

Three candidates, besides the three southerners above, who are adored by conservatives are: Pat Toomey, senator from Pennsylvania: call me nuts, but I think Toomey is a strong pick.

"Dispatches From (A mended America" has a similar urgency, but here the hundred Southerners are the articulate means to a self-indulgent end.

In creating "Dispatches From (A mended America" two actor-playwrights — Brandt Adams and Godfrey L. Simmons Jr. — used the eve of Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 as a moment to interview a hundred Southerners about race.