Sentence examples for would be endorsing from inspiring English sources

"It would be endorsing the coup".

He teed up this non-event by acting coy about whom exactly he would be endorsing.

You recently said in the New York Times you would be endorsing Hillary Clinton.

During the debate last night, Trump announced that Ben Carson would be endorsing him today.

On Friday, Margaret Hodge announced that she would be endorsing Sadiq Khan to be Labour's candidate for mayor of London.

Instead, she would be endorsing a new favourite of hers, the Senator from Illinois, Barack Obama, at that point considered a rank outsider for the White House.

With complete control of hockey operations, Sather's choice of Lowe as head coach would be endorsed by Checketts.

The candidates had been waiting to hear which of them would be endorsed by the editorial board of The Spectator, the Stuyvesant High School newspaper.

The thinking, he said, was that the documents would be endorsed by Iraq hawks at the top of the Bush Administration, who would be unable to resist flaunting them at a press conference or an interagency government meeting.

The National Compassion Fund, still in the planning stages, would be endorsed by a state or local official immediately after a tragedy occurs that is fatal or causes life-changing injuries to at least five people in a public place.

Later, Mr. McCain's aides said he would be endorsed Thursday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, who, like Mr. Giuliani is a moderate Republican whose positions are sometimes at odds with his party.