Sentence examples for election has started from inspiring English sources

It's almost as if a new election has started, he says.

And, more importantly, now that the general election has started, what should we push the candidates on next?

The powerful and immense stupidity of the 2004 presidential election has started to fade from the collective memory, which is a kind of blessing except that we're forgetting what led us to the current moment.

The preparations for a general election have started.

In the past few weeks, President Obama's approval rating has risen sharply, and the terms of debate for the 2016 election have started to change.

Catalonia is not the only place where die-hards have found inspiration even in Scotland's eventual No. Separatists in Quebec, who have twice lost referendums, and where the Parti Québécois (PQ), the main separatist party, has recently suffered a crushing defeat in a provincial election, have started to hope again, too.

The election had started amid expectations of a Tory supermajority and Labour's doom, so the news that Jeremy Corbyn had fought them to a draw by getting young people out to vote despite two years of bitter opposition from his own party and the entire British media apparatus was to those here nothing short of a miracle.

Far from European elections being national elections these days, national elections have started to become European elections.

Darren Hughes of the Electoral Reform Society said the PCC elections had started as a flagship government policy, but had descended into a "farce".

Rajasthan: The Election Commission has started an awareness program in the state to encourage women to register as voters.

We can see why the Mail wants to expose Labour leaders, dead or alive, as wicked and hypocritical people, the paper's election campaign has started early, as if the coalition's five-year rule – it's 7 May next year, not this 7 May, chaps – had never been enacted.