Sentence examples for before election the from inspiring English sources

On the Monday before election, the Daily News printed a map showing how its polls had come out, noting that Bennett's district were indicated by black, Dewey by shading, and Alfange by white.

The New Yorker, November 14 , 1942P. 11 On the Monday before election, the Daily News printed a map showing how its polls had come out, noting that Bennett's district were indicated by black, Dewey by shading, and Alfange by white.

While just a few weeks ago the conservatives were enjoying a five- to nine-point lead in the polls, now, seven days before election, the man who in 1998 succeeded in ousting the longest-serving Chancellor since Bismarck, has made a remarkable comeback.

The opposition demands reform before elections; the government the reverse.

Lucky Ted has yet another chance to mount the scaffold before election day with the execution of Kevin Keith on September 15.

Before the election, the main candidates seemed to be Yvette Cooper, Andy Burnham and Chuka Umunna.

Six weeks before the election, the picture is much clearer.

Before the election, the Conservatives must have been hoping to form a majority government.

"Before the election, the fiscal cliff was a worry for the business sector," Mr. Harris said.

Before the election, the Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems (and the SNP) subscribed to the industrial strategy.

With eight months to go before the election, the campaign will be long and nasty.