Sentence examples for elected one of two from inspiring English sources

The heavily Democratic district also elected one of two Buddhists to have ever served in Congress, Mazie Hirono, who won her seat in 2006 but is now running for the U.S. Senate.

Cristina Teuscher of New Rochelle was recently elected one of three co-captains of the United States Women's Olympic Swimming team at its Pasadena, Calif., training headquarters.

Working in the S.D.S. na tional office in Chicago, she was an editor of the group's newsletter, New Left Notes, for eight months, and was elected one of eight members of the S.D.S. National Interim Council in July , 1967

Last year he was elected one of five commissioners of the Southampton Fire District, the body responsible for fire protection in the suburbs surrounding the village of Southampton.

Last week, he was elected one of four team captains, the same honor Leinart and Booty earned as juniors.

(c) as (b), substituted references to special duty assignment pay for former references to proficiency pay, and struck out provisions which had authorized the Secretary to elect one of two methods formerly set out in subsecs.

And, in fact, before the night was over, he said: "I see Dellasoups has been elected one of the ten best-dressed men in America.

A year later, he was elected one of Senegal's two deputies to the National Assembly.

In 1956 he was elected one of the party's four vice chairmen.

In response, Sharp got his friend elected one of the campus's five "yell leaders" — male cheerleaders.

Paterson was instrumental in securing ratification of the final document in New Jersey and was elected one of the state's first two U.S. senators.