Sentence examples for be election from inspiring English sources
noun
A process of choosing a leader, members of parliament, councillors or other representatives by popular vote.
- The parliamentary elections will be held in March.
It will be election day that will decide this.
Sorry, you are now considered to be election campaigners.
That, of course, would be Election Day, which this year makes Halloween look like Easter Sunday.
Perhaps the first day of accounting will be Election Day 2010".
1965 will be election year and for fun give a guess what campaign will be about.
Something had changed in Russia in 2011, and people not only voted in higher numbers than usual; they also signed up to be election monitors.
Yet the Tories' record suggests they may not be election-winners.Mr Cameron has long asked his ministers to reduce the steepling cost of household energy bills.
Election Opinion Questions: Every day during the school year we post a new student opinion question, and some of our questions this fall will be election-related, such as our current contest question: "How Would the Presidential Campaigns Change if the Voting Age Were 13?" During this election season NBC Learn will also offer "Weekly Thought Starters".
Mr. Stanley, the president of the homeowners' association, said in an interview that he made the decision to close the gates based on a recommendation from local law enforcement officials, and that he did not believe there would be election-related chaos.
There will be elections later.
But first there have to be elections.
