Sentence examples for election an event from inspiring English sources

That would force an immediate election, an event the currently leaderless Liberal Party, which leads the opposition, would rather avoid.

Mr. Bush stopped at the school on his way to a fund-raiser for the presidential election, an event in downtown Nashville that his campaign said would raise about $1.2 million.

KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct. 9 - Afghans turned out to vote in large numbers Saturday in their first presidential election, an event that was unexpectedly peaceful but soon marred by 15 candidates' declaring the election illegitimate because of what they said was widespread cheating and fraud.

The day after the election, an event called for an anti-Trump rally in Union Square even as another ad called for Trump supporters to rally outside Trump tower.

A: Unless Trump wins the election, an event I don't see happening, then Christie's career is clearly finished.

Last Thursday night, just hours after it was announced that Hamas had crushed Fatah in legislative elections––an event that caused some right-wing Israeli politicians to declare the birth of a terrorist "Hamastan" — Harari welcomed a visitor to his home, in the town of Yavne, near the Mediterranean.

Last Thursday night, just hours after it was announced that Hamas had crushed Fatah in legislative elections––an event that caused some right-wing Israeli politicians to declare the birth of a terrorist "Hamastan"—Harari welcomed a visitor to his home, in the town of Yavne, near the Mediterranean.

Lingering in his mind, Mr. Winkler said, is the recent example of Algeria, which did become a sort of democracy, one in which a fundamentalist Islamic party won the first ever free elections, an event that led to years of bloody civil strife.

The 2004 presidential election was an event and now we are turning it into a process.

We are told that your election was an event of epochal significance, but from Jo'burg, it looked boring – three nice white men with almost identical opinions jostling for space on the same centrist pinhead.

Plaid Cymru was launching its language strategies ahead of May's general election at an event in Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire, on Friday.