Sentence examples for was campaign from inspiring English sources
noun
A series of operations undertaken to achieve a set goal.
That was campaign rhetoric.
Hours later, it was campaign trail, interrupted.
So, some of the rhetoric was campaign bluster.
All he needed was campaign buttons and fliers.
"The kitchen at midnight was Campaign Central," Mrs. Sibley said.
William Stern, who was campaign treasurer, shared a cramped office with Andrew.
He mentioned that among the jobs on Cruz's long résumé was campaign adviser to Bush.
There was little doubt that the president's purpose was campaign related.
THERESA AMATO Washington, Sept. 6, 2002 The writer was campaign manager for Nader 2000.
Whatever he got, he'll say it was campaign contributions, same as Nixon in '52.
(For Spitzer, it was campaign-finance reform; for Bruno, it was Mayor Bloomberg's congestion-pricing plan; for both Bruno and Silver, it was property-tax relief for seniors and a pay raise for legislators).
