Sentence examples for class election from inspiring English sources

But as in a high-school class election, the issues can take a backseat to personalities.

Then, hold a class election to name an "all-star team" of consequential popes in world history.

"You know, Richard Nixon — not that Richard Nixon's my political idol, but he did lose his first class election, and I think he was in tenth grade as well, so I always point to that.

As the movie followed the ups and downs of a hotly contested class election, in which a ruthless high-school girl used sex with a married teacher to secure her victory, the contest became a mirror of American politics, skulduggery and competition run amok.

The longhairs, meanwhile, withdrew from the competitive life of what they refer to as the Yahoos — sports, grades, class elections, popularity contests — to devote themselves to music, poetry, and contemplation.

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Tensions over the party's direction rose as Lord Mandelson, the Blairite former cabinet minister, accused Ed Miliband of fighting a "class war" election.

Until now, the family and its allies on the board have effectively controlled the Class A election as well as the Class B. But in recent years, a falling stock price, a sharp downturn for the newspaper industry and mounting shareholder discontent have relaxed that grip as never before.

Given that both candidates are courting the working class, this election could strongly depend on that section of the vote.

If Democrats lay out a strong case for the future, and show how they will fight for jobs and the middle class, this election might actually be on Democrats' turf, not Republicans.

Hitting out at 'super PACs' - a group that can raise unlimited amounts to donate to political campaigns but which are prohibited from having any formal links to the candidate - Mr Sanders urged his supporters to donate $3 each to show that they have "had enough of the billionaire class buying elections".