Crossword clues for adlai
adlai
- Dwight rival
- Two-time opponent of Ike
- Presidential also-ran Stevenson
- Part of A.E.S
- Grover's veep
- Former vice president Stevenson
- Former presidential-hopeful Stevenson
- Dwight's opponent, twice
- 1960s U.N. ambassador Stevenson
- '50s presidential-hopeful Stevenson
- '50s foe of Dwight
- '50s candidate Stevenson
- ''Call to Greatness'' author Stevenson
- US statesman ____ Stevenson
- U.N. ambassador under John and Lyndon
- U.N. ambassador Stevenson
- Two-time presidential loser to Dwight
- Two-time opponent for Ike
- Two-time Ike adversary
- The "A" in A.E.S
- Stevenson who lost to Ike
- Stevenson who faced Eisenhower
- Stevenson of '50s politics
- Senator Stevenson
- Presidential candidate Stevenson
- Part of AES
- Old veep Stevenson
- New Senator
- Name in the 1952 presidential election
- Name in '50s politics
- Kefauver running mate Stevenson
- Jack's UN ambassador
- Illinois name
- Illinois first name
- Ike's rival in the 1950s
- Ike's rival candidate
- He ran with Estes in 1956
- He lost twice to Dwight
- He lost to Ike twice
- He lost to Ike
- Grover's second veep
- Grover's 1890s vice president
- First name in 1950s headlines
- Famous Illinois name
- Ex-veep Stevenson
- Estes's ticket-mate
- Estes' ticket-mate
- Estes was his running mate in 1956
- Eisenhower opponent Stevenson
- Dwight's two-time adversary
- Dwight's opponent, in the 1950s
- Dwight's challenger
- Dwight's campaign rival
- Dwight's campaign opponent
- Dwight's 1956 opponent
- Common first name in the Stevenson political family
- Big name in 1950s politics
- Biblical man's name
- 1890s veep Stevenson
- "Madly for ___" (1952 slogan)
- "Madly for ___" (1952 campaign slogan)
- '70s-'80s Illinois senator Stevenson
- '50s politico Stevenson
- '50s pol Stevenson
- ___ Stevenson (man defeated in two presidential elections by Eisenhower)
- Dwight's opponent in '52 and '56
- Name in 50's politics
- Runner-up to Ike
- Opponent of Ike
- 1952 and '56 candidate Stevenson
- Vice president Stevenson
- Opponent for Ike
- First name in 1950's politics
- Ike challenger
- He finished second to Ike
- Statesman Stevenson
- Stevenson who lost twice for president
- First name in old Illinois politics
- Loser to Dwight, twice
- Stevenson of 1950's politics
- He lost to Dwight twice
- 1950's candidate Stevenson
- Two-time loser to Dwight
- Dwight licked him twice
- "Call to Greatness" author Stevenson
- Part of 65-Across
- Onetime Illinois governor Stevenson
- Dwight's two-time challenger
- Ike's two-time opponent
- 50's candidate Stevenson
- Garçon's need
- Two-time loser to Ike
- Ike's opponent, twice
- Dwight beat him twice
- Candidate Stevenson of '52 and '56
- 1940s-'50s politico Stevenson
- '52 campaign name
- Stevenson of Illinois
- Dwight's two-time opponent
- Name on 1952 campaign buttons
- "We're Madly for ___" (old campaign song)
- First name in 1960s diplomacy
- Two-time opponent of 69-Down
- Estes was his 1956 running mate
- Old politico Stevenson
- Political opponent of Ike
- Two-time opponent of Dwight
- 1890s vice president Stevenson
- Big name in 1950s presidential campaigning
- Dwight's opponent in 1952 and '56
- Garçon's need
- He fell before Dwight's might
- Lyndon's U.N. delegate
- Part of A.E.S.
- A famous Stevenson
- Ike's opponent at the polls
- Rival of Dwight
- Loser to Ike
- First name in 50's politics
- Also-ran with Estes: 1956
- Loser to Dwight in the 50's
- Dwight's rival
- Stevenson of politics
- Stevenson who lost twice to Eisenhower
- First name in 1950s politics
- Politico Stevenson
- 1950s campaign name
- Politician Stevenson
- Politician of yesteryear, Stevenson
- '50s campaign name
Wikipedia
Adlai may refer to:
- A character in the Bible, the father of Shaphat, and the grandfather of the prophet Elisha.
- Adlai, West Virginia
- The first name of Adlai E. Stevenson I, Grover Cleveland's Vice President.
- The first name of Adlai E. Stevenson II, grandson of the above entry, former Governor of Illinois, and unsuccessful Presidential candidate.
- The first name of Adlai E. Stevenson III, son of the above entry, and former Senator from Illinois.
- The first name of Adlai E. Stevenson IV, son of the above entry, business executive and former journalist.
- The colloquial name of an annual collegiate debating competition held by Princeton University's American Whig-Cliosophic Society as part of the American Parliamentary Debate Association.
- A term for the grain Job's Tears.
- Stevenson High School (Lincolnshire, Illinois)
Usage examples of "adlai".
Title: Something of Men I Have Known With Some Papers of a General Nature, Political, Historical, and Retrospective Author: Adlai E.
James Stevenson and Adlai Ewing, with their immediate families and others of their kindred, had in the early days of the century, after a long and perilous journey, finally reached the famous Spring already mentioned.
Then one hot September night I attended a meeting of ardent Adlai supporters like myself, and a tall sandy-haired young man took the floor.
McCloy, George Meany, Madame Pandit, Paul Reynaud, Eleanor Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson.
I had been on it once, and caused a nasty scene by calling Adlai Stevenson a professional liar when all the other guests were there to publicize some kind of Stevenson Memorial.
Eisenhower beat his Democratic rival, Adlai Stevenson, in the US presidential election, and in Hollywood, one of the few bright moments in a dull year was the debut appearance of a stunning blond starlet named Marilyn Monroe.
Even before Eisenhower had returned from Europe, two-time Democratic rival Adlai E.
But even while the CIA hawks were plotting their campaign of sabotage, a group of Kennedy administration doves, including UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, were working on another track.
As a grandfather I must believe that the eloquence of my friend, Adlai Stevenson, will not only survive in history .
President Kennedy did forty years ago when he sent Adlai Stevenson to show the world U.