Sentence examples for a show election from inspiring English sources

On July 1, the People's Government dissolved the Fourth Seimas of Lithuania and announced a show election for a "People's Seimas "to be held on July 14.

Is there any way to distinguish between the alternatives in these two questions in the more interesting context of labor markets generally rather than in the narrower contexts of charitable solicitations, a game show, elections in a professional organization or the unusually large and rapid increases in height that occurred in one country?

(Or has Top Gear already got that covered?) In the absence of such a show, his Election Autopsy remains bracing viewing.

You can see why Jeb was doomed to fail: He was a policy-show guy in a reality-show election cycle.

The top charts in AP Election Buzz use a purple line to show Google search interest in political terms and a blue line to show election-related conversation taking place on Twitter.

In other words, this wasn't just a "mock" election or a show to draw federal support for voting rights.

The election is a show for Trump, a stage for him to do his braggadocio schtick.

In Montenegro, President Milo Djukanovic, who urged a boycott, dismissed the elections as a show.

However, if Dorries can talk round her constituency association she has a good chance of remaining an MP: Ashcroft's poll showed an election tomorrow would still see 51% Tory support in the seat.

Broadcasters have announced that a deal to show TV election debates has been reached, with PM David Cameron set to take part in one with seven party leaders.

As the chart below shows, an election campaign dominated by the deficit, illegal immigration and "dealing with moral breakdown" decisively favors Republicans.