Sentence examples for election dreams from inspiring English sources
He thought the name would become a byword for greed and scupper Tory election dreams, but the tactic backfired and appealed to the emerging wealthy classes.
My colleague Kelly Bulkeley had also been collecting election dreams and looking for patterns in how conservative and liberal Americans dream.
This too was an election about dreams and possibilities.
And of course, any disturbing election-related dreams may subside on their own, given that this election's votes are just a few hours away from being cast (for better or for worse).
With a big smile, he called Mr. Fox's election "a dream made real".
With the UK on the brink of an election, our dream of lining up 100 new women to stand seems far away.
They tried not to talk about it too much, but his election transported their dreams of a second term into the realms of hard reality.
IT WAS an odd sort of primary election, a novelty dreamed up by the president, Cristina Fernández.
One minute you are masterminding Labour's election strategy and dreaming of being the next Foreign Secretary.
Finally, the Georgian Dream election is even a victory for the Russian people, if not for President Vladimir Putin.
The price for those mistakes was the loss of last year's parliamentary election to Georgian Dream, a coalition led by a reclusive 56-year-old billionaire, Bidzina Ivanishvili, who made his fortune in Russia.
