Sentence examples for election drawing from inspiring English sources

But on it has gone, with losing the election drawing no line.

With the presidential election drawing closer by the minute, television these days is choked with the oratory of power.

4. Write their own news analysis about the 2004 presidential election drawing on local sources and their own inferences.

The administration was right to express concerns about the stolen parliamentary election — drawing verbal attacks on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton — and to try to publicly shame the Kremlin on Syria.

With the election drawing closer, the high voter registration figures -- more than 10 million so far, slightly more than the estimated voting population of about 9.5 million -- have been celebrated as a sign of the Afghan people's thirst for democracy.

The park also hosted a large event the night of the Nov. 6 election, drawing hundreds to watch the results on a jumbo-size screen.

As the election draws nearer, more alarm bells are ringing.

'But as the election draws nearer that dynamic will change.

The Russian police response to protests since the election drew criticism abroad.

In 1574 the first royal election drew 40,000 szlachta; by 1674 that had fallen to 5,000.

Tensions within the coalition have increased as next year's federal election draws closer.