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Significats de presidential canvass en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "presidential canvass".
Ús de presidential canvass en anglès
1
From that time until the election, I was actively engaged in the presidential canvass.
2
The new national party was now launched, and the work of the presidential canvass began in earnest.
3
During the stormy period of his father's administration, and the ensuing presidential canvass, he was fortunately absent from the country.
4
The result of this Presidential canvass was a surprise to all parties.
5
The remainder of the year was dominated by the Presidential canvass.
6
The preliminary movements connected with the Presidential canvass began in this period of doubt.
7
The Presidential canvass of 1872 was anomalous in its character.
8
The time of the Presidential canvass which elected Mr. Lincoln was the crisis of this great battle.
9
Going down the lane, he seemed to forget for the time that there was any Presidential canvass pending.
10
Noah, established "The Enquirer," which warmly espoused the cause of Andrew Jackson in the Presidential canvass of 1828.
11
The resolution naming a committee to look into the claims and charges against Northern Securities ought to help my Presidential canvass.
12
From the commencement of the Presidential canvass of 1800, it was evident that the action of New York would control the election.
13
There is no form of education that more fully justifies its cost than the education that is gained in a Presidential canvass.
14
If the losses in business were as great as is ever represented, the educational advantages of a Presidential canvass are an adequate set-off.
15
This result forced the question into the Presidential canvass of 1864, and upon the decision of that election depended the question of abolishing slavery.