Sentence examples for election beckons from inspiring English sources

The 2020 election beckons.

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Awful results in the European and local elections beckoned.

Security is improving, political institutions are taking root, a new constitution and democratic elections beckon, and our enemies are on the run.

With elections beckoning, the reality is that a string of his top officials in his Zanu-PF party believe he is now a liability and want him to go before presidential polls slated for next year.

Elections are beckoning, and every vote counts.

Soon, the leader of the Liberal Democrats may be glad if people talk about him by whatever name they like – for in this election the abyss beckons for a generation of politicians who never made enough people care who they are, what they do or if they vanish from public life after 7 May.

In Germany and Norway, defeat beckons in this month's elections.

If the election doesn't work out in Vaizey's favour next year, a career in radio clearly beckons.