Sentence examples for catching election from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Richards and his fellow producers announced on Tuesday that they would revive that 1960 play in the spring of 2012 with hopes of catching election fever.

That is what is catching the election of mainly disgruntled Democrats".

According to the Miami-Dade County Elections website as of Monday, the precinct reassignments were scheduled to be completed in advance of the August 14th primaries, but was put off by county commissioners weary of catching potential Election Day blame.

In 2010, the number of candidates dropped to 849, in part thanks to the early election catching many minor parties off-guard.

An eager high school journalist, I had already clocked hours as an intern for Chicago Magazine, researching the 1982 mayoral election, catching glimpses of Studs Terkel shuffling down the hall in checkered jackets and red socks, and getting blown off by my supervisor who was fond of wearing rumpled, white, Tony Manero suits.

They thought it was lunchtime but it's only 11 A.M.! Nov. 14-20: They're still catching up on election-night coverage.

But then the government in Astana made a mockery of the organisation, making it plain that it had no interest in adopting the values it theoretically defended as a member of the OSCE.Two months after hosting an OSCE summit, the president called early presidential elections, catching his opponents off guard.

Because, well, this is self-regulation ahead of election laws catching up.

Democrats dined out on Akin's nonsense for the better part of an election season, catching Republicans across the nation in the net woven by his idiocy.

But a month after the election, a shopkeeper, catching sight of the mark as I handed over my cash, said: "I see you're a democrat like me.

He had vanquished former Senator Bill Bradley and begun a highly competitive general election campaign by catching and even surpassing Gov. George W. Bush, the presumptive Republican nominee, in the polls.