Sentence examples for called this election from inspiring English sources
George W. Bush made his first campaign appearance 17 months before he was elected in November; British Prime Minister Tony Blair called this election just 30 days before he was reelected Thursday.
Mr. Orbán called this election a "revolution".
She called this election on specious grounds.
May claimed she called this election in the national interest.
It was Abbott, after all, who called this election a "referendum on the East West Link".
It's no wonder the Electoral Reform Society called this election "a comedy of errors from start to finish".
Both campaigns call this election the most important in a generation, which can sound like boilerplate.
If that were entirely true, it would be another reason to call this election result historic.
May has been forced to call this election through a mixture of panic and incompetence.
Sky-high approval ratings had encouraged him to call this election fully two years before it was due.
We can safely presume that by calling this election, Theresa May does not wish to throw into doubt the result of the referendum, but to solidify her support.
