Sentence examples for when she endorses from inspiring English sources

To some of these uberfans, though, Rowling isn't elaborating on her creation when she endorses a black Hermione, she's "pandering to the PC brigade".

With an average of about nine million viewers daily, the "Oprah" show drives enormous traffic to cosmetics counters, spas and doctors' offices when she endorses a product or a treatment, according to beauty industry executives.

Ms. Sarandon cited Mr. de Blasio's policies on public education — including his proposal to tax the city's wealthiest citizens to provide prekindergarten classes to all New York City children — when she endorsed him earlier this year, joining other celebrity endorsers like Cynthia Nixon and Alec Baldwin.

That's why it made such a splash when she endorsed Mr Obama.

Ms. Palin provided the biggest thunderbolt last week, when she endorsed Mr. Hoffman on her Facebook page.

And when she endorsed Bissell vacuum cleaners, Bissell outlets across the country were besieged by customers.

You and Sarah Palin seem to have developed quite a connection when she endorsed your race for governor.

Ms. Winfrey gave Mr. Obama a huge political lift in 2007 when she endorsed him early in the Democratic primary season.

On Tuesday, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) became the first presidential candidate to wade into a primary campaign when she endorsed a challenger to Rep. Daniel Lipinski (D-Ill.).

State Representative Edith G. Prague, for example, a Democrat from Columbia, raised the ire of her town party committee when she endorsed Mr. Weicker last summer.

And one of them was former Alaska governor Sarah Palin McCainin's running mate, who helped give Trump more credibility and support from the base when she endorsed him.