Sentence examples for election a war from inspiring English sources

Debates, an election, a war.

In the run-up to the 2015 general election, a war is going on for the right to live in London.

The people of Zimbabwe will also wonder how an African country such as their own can hold elections in which not a single life is lost, while in their country Morgan Tsvangirai said of the 2008 election: "This is not an election, but a war".

Meyers closed his remarks by highlighting some of the victories of Tuesday's election, which included the Senate election of a war hero, Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill)., and the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in California, "and not a minute too soon!" Watch the full clip in the video above.

Today was an election, not a war," he said.

An election and a war, to name two.

Declaring that he would rather lose an election than a war is paradoxically one of the Republican candidate's most valuable electoral assets.

Rep. Tim Walberg From Michigan Compares Election To A "War" During Romney Campaign Event [Michigan Live].

I can't think of anything -- not an election, not a war, nothing -- that Bill Kristol has ever been right about, and yet he's still trotted out on the TV shows as some kind of political expert and has an op-ed column at the Washington Post.

Europeans fear that if it is not published now, it may not be published for months, well after the Israeli elections, after a war in Iraq and after conditions in Israel worsen still more.

Between the pending presidential election and a war-torn world, we don't have to look too far for ample opportunities to begin practicing reverence outside the circle of our comfort zone.