Sentence examples for elected well from inspiring English sources

Everybody else who contributes to my campaign after I'm elected, well, I promise you good government".

We still don't know why Dickinson elected, well past her youth, to don only virginal white or — beyond a sense of shared mental and social superiority — what caused the members of her family to cling so tightly to one another.

I'm not changing who I am, and if that means I don't get elected, well, that means I don't get elected, but I felt very strongly about that issue. .

It doesn't mean Donald Trump, and Mike Pence, and Steve Bannon aren't the most despicable of villains, whose venality would make the merest resistance, much less progress, much more difficult than if they weren't elected (well, some of them weren't elected), or, better yet, didn't exist.

IAC has expanded its board of directors with a thirteenth seat and elected well-known businessman Michael Eisner, who served as chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company from 1984 until 2005, to join said board, effective immediately.

He has suggested that if she's elected, well-armed "Second Amendment people" might stop her from appointing judges.

The neighborhood also has a tradition of electing well-heeled liberal Republicans.

But he has come under increasing fire for so intensely targeting P.P.P. officials that it could topple a democratically elected government well ahead of next year's expected general elections.

They need to know the responsibilities you'll have if you are elected, as well as how busy you'll be during an election year.

Lucas said at the time, in 2012: "I want to give other people the opportunity to get well known, to have some profile in the party, hopefully to use that to get themselves elected as well".

And if George W. Bush is elected as well, that gain could be 20percentt.