Sentence examples for election footage from inspiring English sources

Most of Turkey's TV stations are heavily state influenced, and the few opposition channels can expect to have their licenses revoked at any time or be banned from broadcasting key events, such as live election footage or anything that might detract from how fantastic the government are.

Most of Turkey's TV stations are heavily influenced by the state, and the few opposition channels can expect to have their licenses revoked at any time or be banned from broadcasting key events, such as live election footage or anything that might detract from how fantastic the government is doing.

It is an evocative reminder that election day will be ugly, that the GOP will engage in voter suppression in hotly contested states, that we will see, as we have during the last two presidential elections, footage of black voters in prohibitively long voting lines in Cleveland, St Louis, Jacksonville… What a way to start the night.

On stage at La Bastille after his election victory, footage showed that after Hollande gave Royal a kiss on the cheek, Trierweiler demanded of him: "Kiss me on the mouth".

The opposition, who have said the president is "illegitimate" and demanded new, freer elections, said footage of Mr Lukashenko shown on state TV yesterday was old.

Miliband's policy pledge tombstone got a big laugh, before some election-night footage of their crushed enemies: Lib Dem Vince Cable looking sad as he lost his seat, Nigel Farage looking fed up as he failed to gain one, and the tragic figure of a vanquished Ed Balls.

Donald Trump's election campaign used footage from Morrocco to represent migrants crossing the southern border between Mexico and the United States in his first major television advertisement, a fact-checking website has claimed.

Mr Serra has played the affair for all it is worth in his election advertising, showing footage of the two women together and emphasising their close and long-standing working relationship.

The programme depicted rioting on the streets after UKIP win the general election, mixing archive footage with imagined scenes.

They are now showing footage from election night and the period when the Tories were negotiating with the Lib Dems.

Forever?), so tune in every week to "The 2016 Election," which is just footage of everything (including every projection that Hillary would win and, somehow, the feeling that you had that she would win, too) leading up to the night that depleted every CVS of its entire Pepto-Bismol inventory.