Sentence examples for election a few from inspiring English sources

She lost the election a few hours later.

During the 2016 election, a few Russian impostors affected many Americans' beliefs and, presumably, votes.

Although retailers were told not to put issues on sale prior to the election, a few copies were sold.

With the general election a few weeks away, the minister seemed keen to spend the next government's budget.

The Supreme Court was not consulted, and in a quieter election a few years later, Clay Henry won handily.

On the eve of the election, a few opinion polls put Mr. Turner ahead of Mr. Weprin, which is something of a stunner.

Mr. Bunning, 73, a Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, was coasting to re-election a few weeks ago.

When the jailed D.C. Mayor Marion Barry came roaring back to win re-election a few years ago, he delivered a classic message to those he had trounced: "Get over it".

Encouraged by a good showing in state elections last December, BJP strategists had persuaded Mr Vajpayee to call elections a few months early.

Cambodia would be best served by postponing its elections a few months, until Mr. Hun Sen can be pressured into permitting a fair campaign environment.

The people would not much interest themselves in the elections, a few designing men in the large districts would carry their points, and the people would have no more confidence in their new representatives than in Congs.