“Sheila was elected as a senator to represent her state in the Senate.”

“The president had an aide call the senator over to him to talk privately with him.”

“One of the farmers in southern Carroll County who raised wormseed was Larry Haines, now a state senator.”

“She won the state senate primary convincingly over three little-known candidates.”

“But they have handled millions of dollars in bets in the presidential race, senate races and hundreds of other bettable items.”

“In the senate he attacked Joe McCarthy for red-baiting and stood up for civil rights.”

“Theodora, beautiful, able, and shameless, was called the senatrix, the wife of the senator Theophylact, and the soul of that great, noble family and its dependents.”

“The senatorship came from the Region, so only the senators from my chapter showed up.”

“Although George Bush carried Missouri in the presidential battle, the dead Carnahan narrowly won the senatorship.”

“But, if a senatorship is vacant or a judgeship, do the applicants have to pass any examination?”

“He obviously learned from past mistakes when he was too quick on the draw in dismissing three former senators.”

“The report was yesterday adopted by all senators with the Opposition fully in support of its contents and the eventual conclusion.”

“By filibustering, senators attempt to prevent a vote on a measure or amendment.”

“People cannot go and sit in parliaments or senates to monitor their day-to-day affairs.”

“Governors, often elected by the legislatures for one-year terms, were denied the veto, and senates were not allowed to amend money bills.”