governorship造句

The governorship went to a Democrat, Mrs. Anne Richards.

As 1980 dawned, I felt good about the governorship and my life.

Signing that bill into law was one of the early acts of his governorship.

She bears the title of Duchess; he held the governorship for almost a decade.

Ms Whitman is now engaged in an even riskier venture—running for the governorship of California.

She look on the governorship as a steppingstone to the presidency.

He served in Congress under the Articles of Confederation in 1785–86 and then returned to the governorship.

Indeed, Mr Brown’s second spell of governorship now runs the risk of failing in its first year.

He masterminded his four successful elections, two for the governorship of Texas and two for the presidency.

Supporting the two countries’ agreement to relocate the marine base is still considered a vote-loser in elections for the governorship of Okinawa on November 28th.

Already, a liberal group calling itself "Level the Playing Field 2010" is attacking Ms Whitman to stop her "buying" the governorship.

Ponce DE Leon, freed of his governorship, decided to explore areas to the north, where there was rumored to be a fountain of youth that restored the youth of anyone drinking from it.

It takes my entire career basically, if it is bodybuilding, if it is action movies, if it is the governorship, "the famously Austrian-accented 63-year-old told the magazine."

Emperor Xuanzong (r.712-756) of the Tang Dynasty established a Qixi Military Governorship to supervise both frontier commands. Qixi was one of the eight major military governorships at that time in the country.