Sentence examples similar to elect a time from inspiring English sources

Solutions: Let the group elect a time-keeper to take over this part of structuring the tutorial.

The announcer closes: "Let's elect a leader this time.

Even liberals who share his dismay over the Supreme Court's direction should be wary of his proposed remedy, which in effect is to elect a justice each time we elect a president.

He appointed Andrew T. Wood to fill the vacancy in case the legislators did not elect a senator in time for the congressional session to begin.

After Adolf was defeated and killed near Göllheim (1298), Albert had himself elected a second time.

"No, but if you get elected a second time, then we might be able to do something," Mr. Graham said.

In a city still dominated by the Irish, not even minority leaders expect Boston to elect a black mayor any time soon.

Politicians say what they have to say to get elected, a long-time fan and neighbour of Mr Ryan's told me in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

"It's muscle memory: The Fang family is known in San Francisco, and he's been elected a million times before," said David Latterman, president of Fall Line Analytics, a political consulting firm in San Francisco.

On October 26th citizens will vote freely for a second time, to elect a new parliament.

"Every time we elect a rightwing candidate for governor, they lose".