Sentence examples for elected until from inspiring English sources

The first southern governor was not elected until 1982.

Margaret Thatcher was not elected until six years later.

It begins late: Clinton is not even elected until page 444.

Predictably, though, it took London's first female Mayor, not elected until 2028, to achieve this.

The first African American woman elected to the Senate, Carol Moseley Braun, wasn't even elected until 1992.

Narrator also tells about various presidents--like James Polki--who Polki--who Polki--who Electoral College found out a novice telephone operator made a mistake.

Labour leadership forerunner Jeremy Corbyn says that the party has become "Tory-lite" and will not be re-elected until it offers an alternative to Conservative policies.

He succeeded Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan as high commissioner for refugees in 1978, after the General Assembly had voted for him, and held the post, after having been re-elected, until 1985.

So when some county officials threatened last week to see some lawmakers defeated this year at the polls, it was an attack on a way of life that legislators have almost come to see as a perk of the job -- an entitlement, practically, to be re-elected until the political will or ability to breathe runs out, whichever comes first.

Ms Sturgeon will be first minister elect until she is sworn in on Thursday.

It mainly consists of an interim list of districts and the number of Senators they can elect until the next United States Census comes around and is received by the Governor.