Sentence examples for would be mayor from inspiring English sources

At the time, Mr. Ramirez said, he had expected that that candidate would be Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who has won his mayoral races in the past with an overwhelming majority in the 34th State Senate District.

Actually, Mr. Koch has lent his voice to the mayoral campaign of Mr. Vallone, the Council speaker who would be mayor.

And that job would be mayor of London?

It would be Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's present to George Steinbrenner on his 71st birthday.

The billionaire who would be mayor summoned me to a Starbucks in Harlem for our culture interview.

Once, he told his best friend, Dan Backus, he would be mayor of Cleveland by the time he was 30.

Dr. Henning explained, "The utopia would be mayors and heads of health of cities around the world actively engaging the public, making true policy progress, moving beyond to others, and starting a movement of mayors.

"His father was more of a go-getter; he'd be mayor today".

"As a child," he explained, "I certainly never thought I'd be mayor of Stone Mountain".

It's been 15 weeks since David Dinkins knew he'd be Mayor of New York City, and seven weeks since he took the oath of office.

Mr Harding, who has a form of cerebral palsy, added that if someone had told him as a schoolboy that he'd be mayor "I would have laughed it off as joke and [said] it would be totally impossible for someone with a mild learning disability become mayor".