Sentence examples for election interrupts from inspiring English sources

So when Owen Smith, Labour's candidate in the June 29 by election, interrupts a carpenter enjoying a break with his wife on their patio in the Pen Y Parc estate above Ebbw Vale, he is challenged about all sorts of things: "Polish carpenters who will work for £20 a day from the back of a van," but also about minority rights.

Though India has made gains, elections interrupted progress in Nigeria.

The general election result interrupted our hopes.

The murders largely escaped national notice at the time, but shortly after the presidential election, Donald Trump interrupted his "Person of the Year" interview with TIME magazine to retrieve a copy of the Long Island newspaper Newsday.

"I think he visualized a tough re-election campaign interrupted frequently and unexpectedly by new complications in his wife's cancer fight, and that's a scenario he wanted to avoid," he added.

New elections could interrupt this success story, potentially ushering in a less reform-minded government or at least making the prospects for coherent, pro-business policymaking more uncertain in the near term.

We interrupt election news just long enough to bring you breaking news of Ferdinand Marcos, deceased.

New Yorkers finally completed the primary election yesterday that was interrupted by the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

The prime minister and chancellor interrupted their election campaigning to rush to Birmingham to announce the aid package.

Eight years of deadly civil war had been set off by the army interrupting an election to prevent an Islamist party from winning.

When the snap election was called, he interrupted his professorship at the University of Texas, flew home to Greece, and launched a ten-day election campaign whose sole expense was the cost of gas for his motorcycle.