Sentence examples for election exciting from inspiring English sources
There is still plenty of time to change the dynamics in the 2014 race, to make this election exciting for Democratic base voters and to put the Republicans on the defensive.
This element of fortune is another reason we find these elections exciting.
Thomas Hoby also found papal elections exciting, even if the institution of the papacy itself filled him with ambivalence.
"I'm 28, and I don't think my generation has seen an election this exciting ever," she said.
NICs Now, obviously everyone is finding the election incredibly exciting – barring those not directly involved in the media or campaigns: ie the electorate.
Disrupt SF is September 12-14, just weeks before the presidential election — an exciting time to hear about the future of technology in the White House.
Levine stressed just three practical points in a four-way mayoral election--an election more exciting than that in most other towns of just 90,000 residents.
Tucker says that it was sort of stupid to think that Obama was going to make the 2010 election as exciting as his own election, because Tyler Perry voted for Obama and is apparently all: "Whatever, I voted that one time, didn't it work?
Exciting exciting exciting.
Elections are exciting — and political journalists enjoy trying to figure out who's ahead and how to handicap the races.
