Sentence examples for elected back from inspiring English sources

Paul lost his bid for re-election in late 1976, but was elected back to the seat in 1978.

There is no shortage of people named either "Mark" or "Sanford" who we'd rather see hold public office than congressman-elect Mark Sanford, the philandering ex-governor of South Carolina who was elected back to Congress in a special election.

In the same year the club, which had lost its place in the Football League ten years earlier after failing to gain re-election, produced a glossy brochure as part of its bid to be elected back into the league.

"An African American being elected back to back?" she asked.

He was the last prime minister to be democratically elected, back in 1986.

"When Charlie Rangel got elected back in 1970, the year before, man walked on the moon," Mr. Espaillat, 57, said.

"We got dialogue happening between DNC members and the people they helped elect back home..

There's only been one governor ever elected to back-to-back four-year terms and that was me.

As I joked at the time, defeat meant Argentinians got their elected government back, but so did we.

A special judicial court removed Moore from his position after that showdown, but the people of Alabama immediately elected him back to it.

When the cellular industry was vying to set standards for high-speed, cellular Internet connections, China elected to back its own standard so it would not rely on a foreign technology.