Sentence examples for which she endorsed from inspiring English sources

A state television report aired a brief comment by Paula Radcliffe, a British marathon runner, in which she endorsed the importance of the protesters' cause while condemning their methods.

His height has made for some lopsided photos, especially when someone like Margaret Chin, a City Council candidate (4-foot-11) is involved, as she was on Thursday during a news conference at which she endorsed him.

In 2008, she served as senior advisor on women's issues for John Edwards' presidential campaign, after which she endorsed and campaigned nationwide for Barack Obama.

Thanks to Palin's return to the national stage in Iowa earlier this week, during which she endorsed Donald Trump, Fey had plenty of material to work with in last night's cold open. .

The affect is emotional — the angry air of grievance that emerged first at her campaign rallies in 2008, with their shrieked threats to Obama, and that has since resurfaced in the Hitler-fixated "tea party" movement (which she endorses in her book).

The changes made in the final draft also demonstrate the ways in which she endorses the external voices and uses them to support her own ideas in an appeal to authority.

Her earlier opposition to gay marriage, which she later endorsed, has hurt her with young people.

Her associates said the most likely outcome was that she would end her bid with a speech, probably back home in New York, in which she would endorse Mr. Obama.

Both candidates have laid claim to Murkowski, but while Begich's ads highlight that he has regularly voted with her, Sullivan has one in which she outright endorses him.

That's a big deal: Simpson was one of biggest reasons you're familiar with the Proactiv acne treatment, which she began endorsing in 2005.

This pharmacy nurse also expressed concern about her proximity to infant formulas in the pharmacy, which she felt implicitly endorsed these feeding products.