Sentence examples for classic election from inspiring English sources

This is great stuff from Broderick, a hugely enjoyable development of his uptight teacher-figure in Alexander Payne's classic Election.

Helen Jones, Labour's candidate for Warrington North, tweeted: "Classic election injury - bitten by a dog, currently in A&E".

He won a classic election, never have we had a better one," Reid said.

It's the classic election year question: Are you better off now than you were four years ago?

The legislation, he said, "is a classic election-year giveaway, a year early".

"It's a classic election-year ploy to make the Democrats look like they're protecting low-income workers," said Randal K. Johnson, senior vice president for labor issues at the United States Chamber of Commerce.

If this economic recovery were like almost any other in the last several decades, President Bush might well be on a classic election-year collision course with the Federal Reserve.

Does government need to intervene at all? MR. ROACH -- This is classic election-year posturing by a Congress that is basically responsible for the problem itself and doesn't want to admit it.

My blog post argues explicitly that what we saw was a classic midterm election, in which there is always a reaction against the party of the sitting president.

In another sign that the EU referendum is unfolding like a classic general election, today we're getting an attack document that focuses on costing the other side's plans.

How so? Thomas Ferguson: 2008 had all the earmarks of a classic realigning election, as my old colleague Walter Dean Burnham describes them.