launch campaign | 47.60 | They have launched a campaign to end world poverty. | ||
begin campaign | 21.33 | Bush began the campaign as a heavy favorite. | ||
bomb campaign | 16.92 | Where does the U.S. bombing campaign go from here? | ||
wage campaign | 15.80 | Both sides have waged fiery campaigns. | ||
run campaign | 12.64 | I ran campaigns for them. | ||
mount campaign | 11.59 | Newlin is mounting a campaign against drunk drivers. | ||
start campaign | 11.59 | Reich has started a campaign, too. | ||
lead campaign | 11.32 | Nader, who led the campaign for Prop. | ||
finance campaign | 10.86 | He finances his campaigns out of his own pocket. | ||
continue campaign | 10.40 | Thursday, Eaton continued his campaign. | ||
advertise campaign | 10.20 | A movie advertising campaign that works. | ||
support campaign | 8.49 | Several now support his campaign. | ||
open campaign | 6.52 | He opened his campaign by upsetting Courier. | ||
conduct campaign | 5.86 | Other agencies conducted separate campaigns. | ||
join campaign | 5.40 | He joined the campaign in May. | ||
organize campaign | 4.87 | This campaign is better organized, they say. | ||
take campaign | 4.81 | Levine has taken his campaign to the Net. | ||
end campaign | 4.74 | Technology will end campaigns as we know them. | ||
plan campaign | 4.41 | So I planned our campaign carefully. | ||
intensify campaign | 4.28 | Government intensifies campaign against opposition. |