Sentence examples for electing him to from inspiring English sources

And how better to choose your king than by electing him to parliament?

The literary establishment embraced Kosinski, electing him to two terms as president of the American Center of PEN.

In the case of President Clinton, the American people have twice answered that question by electing him to the American Presidency.

Maybe voters think Romney is already so sheathed in secret bubbles — Bain, Mormonism, his stint as governor of a liberal state — that electing him to the biggest bubble of all, the White House, would not be a good idea.

There is little doubt that Ward's charisma -- along with his star power as the former chief executive of Maytag -- helped seduce the U.S.O.C. into electing him to fill the position, which pays $500,000 a year.

Mr. Green argued that Mr. Bush, a governor preaching compassionate conservatism, would benefit from Mr. Thompson's innovative style of politics, which voters have grown accustomed to in electing him to four four-year terms.

When elections came up again in 1966, Oklahomans elected him to a full six-year term.

But the prime minister insists that he is a democrat, with a solid mandate from a public which has elected him to office three times in fair elections.

Regardless of the accusations, 14,000 voters re-elected him to the parliament in last month's general election.

Shareholders strongly backed Mr. Sloan, re-electing him to the board with the support of 99percentt of the votes cast.

And so, on the day when the Electoral College cast a majority of its votes for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, Mr. Lieberman visited diners and pubs across Connecticut today to thank voters for re-electing him to the United States Senate, returning to his home state for the first time since he and Vice President Al Gore conceded the presidential election.