Sentence examples for election has come from inspiring English sources

Mr Livingstone, who was defeated by Boris Johnson in this year's London mayoral election, has come top of those elected from party members.

This election has come alive at last.

MIAMI — Another presidential election has come and gone.

The election has come too early for all-female candidate lists.

Already the wave of nationalisations that began shortly after the last presidential election has come to a halt.

In Labour's case, there will be many for whom election has come like a bolt from the blue.

Now, hopes for salvaging the election have come down to the audit, a vast operation supervised by professional election observers spread out across several warehouses in Kabul.

A Western official with long experience in the country told me that the warlords with whom Karzai has surrounded himself since the 2009 election have come to virtually dominate his decision making.

CLEVELAND — FOR one prominent Cleveland businessman, a lifelong Democrat, the election had come down to a couple of burning questions: Did he dare tell his wife that he was thinking of voting for Mitt Romney?

The influence of the City over the Conservatives has been laid bare by new research showing that more than half of the Tory party's donations since the general election have come from individuals and businesses working in finance.

Most of the overseas absentee ballots waiting to be tallied in Florida's disputed presidential election have come from voters registered in counties that supported Gov. George W. Bush in the Nov. 7 vote, an analysis by The New York Times shows.