Sentence examples for election a wave from inspiring English sources

Since Donald Trump's election, a wave of hate attacks have targeted Jews, Muslims and other vulnerable groups.

Not badly, but hardly well enough to call the House elections a wave.

Will the 2014 Election be a Wave or a Ripple?

In the US, Barack Obama won the 2008 presidential election on a wave of hope that swept the world.

That election sparked a wave of protests by predominantly young reformists in what was variously named the Green Revolution or the Persian Awakening.

The International Criminal Court — and the perception that Western countries were lining up against Mr. Kenyatta — seems to have been a galvanizing factor in this election, driving a wave of Mr. Kenyatta's supporters to the polls.

The center-right New Democracy Party, which ruled from 2004 to 2009, is expected to win that election, riding a wave of antiausterity sentiment and discontent with the Socialists, who left power in November to make way for Mr. Papademos.

For the first time in this nation's 20-year history, opposition candidates contested all 120 parliamentary seats that are up for election, riding a wave of voter frustration and anxiety.

One problem that is related to the immigration issue in the coming French election is a wave of anti-Jewish violence and confrontations in large cities and suburbs, especially Paris.

The election brought a wave of other wins by progressive ballot-measure campaigns.

The election saw a wave of liberal victories that signals a shift in direction toward the core values Warren argues for.