Sentence examples for I remember election from inspiring English sources

"I was active on campaigns in 2000 and 2004 and I remember election night knowing that if Ohio went blue we would have had a Democratic president," said Greg Schultz, Ohio State Director for Obama for America.

I remember the election and Cameron didn't even get properly voted in, he became prime minister by default when he teamed up with Clegg.

I remember the election of Carter versus Ford.

In these circumstances, politicians ought to remember: elections are not just an arid tactical contest for votes, but a principled battle of ideas for the country's future.

Remember, elections are governed by the individual community documents and by state law, so use both as a guideline.

"I remember winning elections, but I'd see someone with a child and kind of be upset, because that's what I wanted".

I remember two elections ago standing in the queue outside a polling station in the seat of Wentworth when a van pulled into the kerb, the door flung open to disgorge a small tribe of Turnbulls.

"It's hilarious to me on one hand, and on the other hand I remember the Bush/Kerry election and the Bush/Gore election and it wipes the condescending smile off my face.

I remember the 1997 election, which saw Tony Blair elected, and I didn't like him at all.

Flynn remembered Election Night fondly, a moment of triumph.

Jon Macks, a former political campaign manager who now writes jokes for "The Tonight Show," remembers election night in 1982, when he worked for Robert A. Borski, a Democratic candidate for Congress from Pennsylvania.