Sentence examples for brilliant election from inspiring English sources

FLAMBOYANT and often controversial, Winston Peters has once again proven himself to be a brilliant election campaigner too.

Every time you see a poll, go to the BBC's brilliant election seat calculator for a nasty shock.

Kabila, who has ruled DRC since 2001, also sent an effusive letter to Trump congratulating him on his "brilliant election".

If that does happen, I'd put money on Jon Sopel replacing him as political editor because he quietly had a brilliant election on BBC2's The Campaign Show.

The Abstinence Teacher by Tom Perrotta 358pp, Fourth Estate, £12.99 Tom Perrotta is best known for skewering American middle-class suburbia, mainly on the strength of two films made from his books - the uneven Little Children and the brilliant Election.

Rumpled, awkward, with her de rigueur blazer and slacks (the former often just a touch too tight), Merkel can seem a study in orchestrated ordinariness, a brilliant creation of election strategists attuned to the post-traumatic German psyche.

Mr Ozawa engineered a brilliant victory in elections for the upper house of the Diet (parliament) in 2007.

Ring-fencing the NHS budget was a brilliant wheeze for the election.

Then as we move ever closer to the general election, the brilliant theatre-makers Coney offer you the opportunity to cast a vote in a different way and context in the interactive Early Days (Of A Better Nation).

She proved to be a brilliant campaigner in the election, which will give Thailand, a major American ally in Southeast Asia and one of the region's most important economies, its first female prime minister.

This was Mr. Romney's one brilliant, daring calculation this election.