senator造句
91. The race for senator has become a political slugfest.
92. The senator can ill afford another scandal.
93. Stewart plays the naive new senator.
94. Everybody agreed that Senator Daley was a virtuous man.
95. Mr. Senator, do you agree with the court's decision?
96. The Senator from Wyoming has the floor.
97. Former Senator Goodell tried to cheer up the Shah.
98. The Senator was assaulted with abuse from angry demonstrators.
99. The senator has been bedeviled by allegations of corruption.
100. The debate was opened by Senator Robinson.
101. Baxter is a gung-ho supporter of Senator Thompson.
102. Senator Long tends to avoid unpalatable social issues.
103. Senator McCain is deeply committed to campaign finance reform.
104. Senator O'Brian skillfully dodged the reporter's question.
105. Bank officials denied giving the senator any preferential treatment.
106. The senator tried to clarify his position on abortion.
107. Would you care to comment on that, Senator?
108. A letter from Fremont to Senator Benton supports this claim.
109. The Senator has been urged to break off all links with arms companies.
110. The Committee adopted by voice vote an amendment offered by Senator Helms to the proposed resolution of ratification.
111. The senator from Kansas appeared well positioned to take almost all the 362 delegates at stake in the seven states.
112. A former state senator cut the ribbon to reopen the place.
113. In Arizona, the governor gets to select a replacement for a senator who leaves office.
114. We were pleased to work out a reasonable accommodation with Senator Sher to provide some relief to tenants.
115. Tydings, a former U.S. senator with a strong pro-labor record, was named chairman.
116. Cox moved quickly to defend her record as state senator.
117. But the senator is a Washington insider who is not well known nationally.
118. Muskie, who also was a former senator from Maine, and former Sen.
119. He called on the senator to soften her get-tough stance on immigrants living in the United States.
120. L., or Abraham L., when he was a young criminal lawyer and a state senator.
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