Sentence examples for elected time and time again from inspiring English sources

A place where the mayor gets elected time and time again with 85+% of the vote, despite his fondness for organized crime, and no-one being sure what he actually does.

He was re-elected time and time again in a deeply conservative district that stretches from the Kansas City suburbs to the Ozarks, and he had a long record of supporting two local military institutions: Fort Leonard Wood and Whiteman Air Force Base, which he secured as the base for the nation's fleet of B-2 bombers.

"This enormous upwards redistribution of American income took place in a stable democracy with governments that were promoting this upwards redistribution being re-elected time and time again.

Preston concludes: "He is elected time and again.

Elected time and again, he did more than that as mayor for 22 years.

"The American people have grown accustomed to hearing the Venezuelan president referred to as a dictator....This is a defamation, not only to President Chávez, but also to the majority of Venezuelan people, poor people who have elected him president time and time again".

This is a defamation, not only to President Chavez, but also to the majority of Venezuelan people, poor people who have elected him president time and time again.

Texas case to let President Obama's administrative relief to go forward, to the reckless fear mongering rhetoric around immigrants from some of our elected officials - time and time again our public servants have shown a complete disregard for the needs of their communities.

It's another to watch the guys who you elected to replace them vote time and time again to promote the interests of millionaires and billionaires -- and to make things worse for you.

Just last week, when our volunteers hit the Hill to talk to their elected officials, we heard it time and time again: industry is killing us on this -- where are folks on the ground?

As you have said time and time again, Mr. President-elect, the challenge before all of us as Americans, regardless of party affiliation, is to find those areas where we can build bipartisan consensus on the policies and the programs that are needed to move this nation forward.