Sentence examples for election has gone from inspiring English sources

Your 2012 presidential election has gone down in history for all the right reasons!

This election has gone by, so that it is impossible to give specific relief with regard to that.

"With this resignation the argument for a general election has gone from being strong and powerful to completely unanswerable.

So the London electorate is 21% of the total Labour electorate and will give a hint at how the national election has gone, as well as turnout.

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Manuel Rosales, the mayor of Maracaibo, Venezuela's second city, and the opposition's defeated candidate in the 2006 presidential election, has gone into hiding to avoid arrest on corruption charges.

LARRY PINE If the election had gone the other way, this play would still be very relevant.

'I have to tell you, if this election had gone differently, I was already looking for apartments in London.

The opposition to his populist campaign was split; if the election had gone to a second round he would almost certainly have lost to Mr Montealegre.

A WEEK after France was shaken by terrorist shootings in and around Toulouse, candidates for the country's presidential election have gone back to the stump.

The election had gone into a third round after no outright winner emerged in the first and second ballots, with more than two dozen candidates competing.