Sentence examples for election going on from inspiring English sources

"I hear there's an election going on," I replied.

Fox News's "top-rated" status is significant in light of the uniquely TV-centric election going on at the moment.

The ceremonies at the rice festival in Crowley were only slightly less suspenseful than the election going on around the state.

Yet until Tuesday, many west Europeans probably did not even know that there was a presidential election going on in Ukraine.

Lagerfeld, who once hid his lumpen parts behind a senorita's fan, lost… The French have their own Presidential election going on, but even they can't resist the occasional gawk at the American primaries.

"With Irish pals, every time we meet up, going home for the referendum has been at the forefront, even with the election going on," says Hannah Little, 25, who works in the music industry in London.

Twelve suspects accused of torturing to death three anti-government protesters during the widespread turmoil after the June presidential election went on trial on Tuesday, the official news agency IRNA reported.

One of the most dramatic contests was in Texas, where Ann Richards, a Democrat, won a come-from-behind victory over Clayton Williams, the millionaire oilman whose rough-hewn style became more controversial than charming as the election went on.

Had the 2011 election gone on another seven days, it's possible that Canadians would have agreed.

The issue before the United States Supreme Court is: having decided the case, having decided this is unconstitutional, should we nonetheless let the election go on?

I say all this because I'm experiencing this personal dilemma at a time when the longer this Canadian election goes on, the more essential satire seems to be.