Sentence examples for won endorsements from inspiring English sources

But Mr McBride, having won endorsements from several local unions and bigwigs, is catching up.

He won endorsements from unions, including those representing Suffolk's civil servants and the police.

Mr. Bloomberg has already won endorsements from 20 public and private-industry labor groups.

Since the boycott began, the campaign has won endorsements from a former Beatle, Paul McCartney, and the actor Alec Baldwin.

Mr. de Blasio has portrayed the proposal as a fast-acting antidote to inequality, and he has won endorsements from prominent experts in education and poverty.

Mr. Romney, by contrast, has won endorsements of many prominent Republican state officials, and their names on the ballots will be better known to voters.

The Republican candidates won endorsement majorities in the next two cycles, 1996 and 2000, albeit by less crushing margins.

In some states Tea Party candidates won endorsement from local Republican groups, while in others they provoked a backlash from the Republican establishment.

Wilson, who is Fremantle's deputy mayor, beat Brown in a local ballot in March but the MUA candidate won endorsement at the ALP state council.

A moderate in a state long divided between largely Democratic urban areas and Republican suburban and rural districts, he won endorsement from newspapers and business organizations throughout the state.

Both Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards have held their own in winning endorsements.