Sentence examples for down the election from inspiring English sources

The debates were supposed to nail down the election for Mr. Gore.

In addition, witnesses say, Mr. Kadyrov's men have torn down the election posters of his rivals and used threats to force bus drivers to display his portrait.

He put down the election pamphlet he was flicking through and ushered me inside.

But a court decision striking down the election law has postponed the vote until at least the fall, and many economists say Egypt cannot endure the delay.

During the Presidential race, SlateV helped out with its Power Recap series, boiling down the election news, a few weeks at a time, into two-minute segments.

"All we're doing is dusting down the election mantras," according to one senior member of the 2015 campaign team: "Conservative competence, Labour chaos.

If elected Speaker, he would stand down at the election to fight an election as a normal candidate before putting his name forward again, he said.

Let 2015 go down as the election that killed metaphor, one sledgehammer blow at a time.

So razors down for the election and get working on a full John Lennon.

But none of the sanctuary communities seem to have backed down since the election.

While Hague, who is standing down at the election, can no longer conceal his boredom with the whole process.