Sentence examples for election foreshadows from inspiring English sources

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The results of the legislative elections foreshadowed the outcome of Taiwan's fourth direct presidential election, held on March 22.

Their clamorous opposition led to the defeat of the government candidate in a Quebec by-election, foreshadowing Laurier's fall from power in 1911.

The election could foreshadow a new kind of municipal politics nationwide, in which people focus on security and public safety concerns and are less supportive of bold urban visions.

Abbott's former chief of staff, Peta Credlin, has written her first column of the election campaign foreshadowing the strategy of each side – but first she had to get something off her chest: Yet another election with a prime minister we didn't vote for asking us to trust him versus an Opposition Leader who helped kill off two Prime Ministers saying his party won't do it again.

The academic Jeremy Dibble (in his biography of the composer John Stainer, a friend of Müller) has written that the election "amply foreshadowed the ensuing battle between contemporary sacred and secular forces in the university, the anachronism of Oxford's systems of academic election and the burning need for reform".

When the manipulated election of 1947 foreshadowed a Stalinist takeover, Mikołajczyk fled to England and then to the United States.

The episode foreshadowed the election result: On primary day, Cardin carried every county in the state, including Muse's home jurisdiction of Prince George's.

As Enten notes, the swing in special elections tends to foreshadow results in midterms.

Lower Saxony, one of its 16 states, elected a new parliament that foreshadows what might happen in the federal election this September.Start with the paradox of winners and losers.