Sentence examples for elected characters from inspiring English sources

Last, but not least, among elected characters is Sylvia Berlusconi, whose closest Congressional counterpart might be former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner.

When Obama was elected, Character said he was hopeful that the new president might be able to begin the long process of improving the nation's economy or stimulate job growth.

"I have a dream," he said as his speech came to a close, "that directors will be elected on character and competence.

The characters elected so far include the Kool-Aid Man and Mr. Peanut; the slogans include "Where's the beef?" for Wendy's and "Can you hear me now?" for Verizon Wireless.

It gets bad characters elected to high office.

Hadley Richardson McLainn has elected to keep her characters' real names) is 28 when she first meets the glamorous young war hero at a party.

"Will working people or families be better off if [West Virginia's John] Raese or [Nevada's Sharron] Angle and [Kentcuky's] Rand Paul and these characters are elected?

Her character is elected for Romford in an imagined landslide which puts Mr Farage in No 10, but she is left grappling with her conscience as a factory closes in her constituency after the UK withdraws from the EU.

The highest elected city office the character held was that of City Council member.

As Prince Gian Gastone disliked his father's hyper-pious character, he elected to stay away from him and the royal court.

The producers are tight-lipped about just how they've elected to write the character off, although reports have already circulated online.