Sentence examples for become election from inspiring English sources

Even worse for the bone-tired candidates, Election Day has become election month.

Writing that horror novel in the afternoons, he spent the mornings working on a manuscript that would become "Election".

He will become election fodder not just for his beloved ANC, but for the opposition parties too.

With the rise of Pat Buchanan, worker insecurity and corporate tyranny have briefly become election issues, but they quickly disappear again with the rise of Dick Morris, Mr Clinton's rightward-pushing éminence grise.Robert Reich cordially hates Dick Morris, and his smarminess, and his opinion polls, and his obsession with "suburban swing".

Election day has become election month in California.

While campaigns soliciting volunteers to become election observers is not unusual, Trump's record of divisive rhetoric raises the specter of voter intimidation, with his calls for volunteers to appear at polling sites on election day.

Environmental issues in Australia don't always become election-deciding issues, but there are some key areas where they could make a huge difference.

In 1945 he became election agent for the local Labour candidate, who, as usual in a mainly rural Tory seat, was defeated.

For the G.O.P., this had become an election about the same thing elections are always about for them: the heavy hand of government.

Far from European elections being national elections these days, national elections have started to become European elections.

And it only got worse as we approached the election, because nothing is more abominable to Washington regulators than to become an election issue.