Sentence examples for defining election from inspiring English sources

"2015 is going to be a defining election," he says.

Mr Obama also will be thinking always of the second term, the defining election win.

Shadow chancellor George Osborne is right to suggest that 2010 will be a "defining election".

I hope that all of his supporters continue to stay engaged in this defining election and work with us to ensure that our party wins in November".

"I don't see this election, anymore than the one two years ago or the one four years ago, as a defining election," said Mr. Giuliani, who stumped for some two dozen Republican Congressional candidates during the campaign.

This could be a defining election for Mr Farage's UKIP.

The House today passed legislation that would reduce taxes on some Social Security benefits, giving Republicans another victory in their effort to make tax cuts a defining election-year issue.

I mean country-defining election.

Cameron This is a career-defining election.

"This is a real career-defining … country-defining election that we face in less than a week's time," he told an audience at the headquarters of Asda in Leeds.

Getty Images 6/10 6. "This is a real career-defining … country-defining election that we face in less than a week's time" The Prime Minister made another gaffe when he made it sound like the election was all about himself.