Sentence examples for elected along from inspiring English sources

Other awards included being elected (along with Lanning) to the Professional Darts Corporation's hall of fame in 2008.

In 1939 he was elected along with Cumberbatch to represent Trinidad at the AAA Championships at White City, London.

Mr. Barnes added, "The reason you don't see a tide of Republican candidates elected along with the governor is because it's about him.

But because of a quirk in Ecuadorian law, each deputy of Congress is elected along with a substitute legislator from the same party.

Opponents, however, worry that the charismatic leader, whose wife and brother were elected along with about 20 former military colleagues, may be creating the apparatus for dictatorial rule.

She was elected along with a number of conservative Republican female justices, the same year that Mr. Bush ousted Ann Richards as governor.

Nick Xenophon was re-elected along with party team-mates Stirling Griff and Sky Kakoschke-Moore.

New York, after all, also has a governor who concealed the bad news about the state's impending deficit until he was safely re-elected, along with a State Legislature that gives a whole new resonance to the word dysfunction.

While Congress members hear from numerous lobbyists, "if an elected official comes along, they have to listen in a different way," said Patrick Heath, mayor of Bourne, Tex.

"This is a personal thing for us," said Jacqueline Leskovec, 59, who watched the signing - an event also filled with some of this state's most powerful legislators (including Michael J. Madigan, the speaker of the state House and the Democratic Party's state chairman) and elected officials - along with JoAnne Grant, 53, her partner of more than ten years.

Under President Issaias Afeworki's regime four journalists have died in detention.The UN General Assembly elected Libya and Vietnam, along with Burkina Faso, Costa Rica and Croatia, to non-permanent seats on the Security Council.