Sentence examples for election making from inspiring English sources

He was re-elected in the 1921 election, making him and Boyle the only veterans of the first legislature still in office.

Young people turned out in force for the 2012 election, making up 19percentt of voters and helping re-elect President Barack Obama.

More women than ever are elected to office, and Hillary Clinton is a viable contender for the 2016 election, making her the first woman with a fighting chance of becoming president of the United States.

The Democrats too will demand changes before any election, making an early poll most unlikely.

But the socialist Pasok party won a big majority in October's election, making it Greece's strongest government in a generation.

43 - David Cameron's age at the 2010 general election, making him the youngest prime minister since the 42-year-old Earl of Liverpool was elected in 1812.

But much the biggest macroeconomic risk would arise if there were no clear-cut winner in this election, making another poll likely within months or a few years.

Mr. Brown has kept a decidedly low profile since his election, making only two significant public appearances and only two appointments.

Greece's bank run could turn into a sprint after the election, making the country ever more reliant on the ECB for emergency funding.

Nine days later, Scott Brown won his election, making him the forty-first Republican in the Senate, and handing Obama's opposition the ability to filibuster health-care reform.

Representative Maurice D. Hinchey, a Democrat in his 10th term, announced last week that he would not seek re-election, making it more likely that lawmakers will propose to carve up his district, which stretches from Ithaca to Poughkeepsie.