Sentence examples for Since that election from inspiring English sources

Since that election, Mr. Ailes and his cohort of conservative anchors like Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity have been riding a wave of discontent that sometimes puts them at odds with the Republican Party's establishment, most recently with Fox News's advocacy of an independent candidate in the 23rd Congressional District in upstate New York.

Despite increased debate on the Council and fewer 50-to-0 votes since that election, Mayor Daley has continued to count on support from most aldermen on virtually every issue.

"Well, the next time somebody says to you that it does not make any difference who wins the election, think about all that has happened since that election," Mr. Gore said, grinning at his reception.

But since that election Mr Ashdown has had a much bigger aim in mind: not just boosting the fortunes of Britain's third party, but joining Tony Blair in his famous "project" to transform Britain's constitution and repair the century-old split between Liberalism and Labourism that gave power to the Tories for most of the 20th century.

I learned in that moment, and in many moments since, that elections have consequences.

Since the election that trend has thickened, some believe.

But they scoffed at the notion, discussed in Washington political and media circles since the election, that the chamber's political influence was waning and that the group might become marginalized in the debt negotiations as a result.

Since surviving that election, Mr. Shuler has emerged as one of most prominent voices in the debate on the Democratic Party's immediate future.

Since that landmark election of 1984, women have broken through many barriers.

Since that '94 election, the first requirement to win a statewide race in Texas has been simple: you have to have that Republican "R" behind your name.

Labour said that since the election there had been 23 defeats in 38 votes, 16 of them on bills that started in the Lords.