Sentence examples for elected too from inspiring English sources

Yes, Hitler was elected, too.

And maybe he'll be that and be elected, too, though I can't think why he'd bother".

Since 1960 an assembly has been elected by voters in exile but since 2001 the Kalon Tripa or prime minister has been elected too.

But, its critics say, the committee has elected too many former players of less than top-notch talent and should be stripped of that element of its function.

"So many times when he was in trouble with our politicians, he said, 'Ah, remember, I'm elected, too!' " Asked whether July 22 would define his reign, as 1940 did for his grandfather's, King Harald said simply: "I don't know.

"He doesn't understand cohabitation and he should realise that we were elected, too," says Simon Desras, a senator.Mr Martelly's first choice for prime minister was a successful businessman and fervent Catholic.

If shareholders elect too much cash, they will be prorated to receive shares to meet this percentage.

The Queen is too popular and elected politicians too toxic for republicanism to have much traction.

Are elected officials too cozy with representatives of a news industry that is supposed to "cover" them?

Umar Farooq, part of the Hurriyat's delegation to Delhi, concedes that these elected politicians too have constituencies to consider.

If elected, he too will have to learn the art of making foreigners feel loved, without receiving much love in return.