Sentence examples for election marathon from inspiring English sources

You are not obligated to spend the next eight months hooting at your television screen, slogging through the op-ed pages, fixated on The Longest Presidential Election Marathon in U.S. History.

In the final weekend of an eight-week election marathon, the prime minister "launched" the campaign in the seat of Reid, held by Liberal MP Craig Laundy on a margin of 3.3%.

Should the Christian Democrats aim mainly to win back the middle-of-the-road voters who at the last election fled to Mr Schröder with his eloquent talk of a "new centre," or should they instead swing strongly right in a Bavarian direction?All these issues will be at stake when the 1999 election marathon begins with the poll in the state of Hesse on February 7th.

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It constitutes a marathon election.

The final 72 hours of this marathon election will be about credibility and not just two rival visions of fear.

Shorten has been campaigning with the education minister, Kate Ellis, and his candidates in north Queensland for the first three days of the marathon election campaign.

Both sides of politics have been working overtime to rise cash to fund campaigning activities and advertising blitzes over this marathon election season.

Recently, Lipman gave Twitter world a daily bright spot in a dismal political season, tweeting a rhyme a day through the 2012 election cycle, a marathon of imaginative industriousness and acerbic hilariousness for which she cannot be applauded enough.

In an e-mail, Mr. Ripp questioned "comparing Jacoby & Meyers's winning record to a demonstrably, statistically provable event of what constitutes a win-loss contest, such as a presidential election or a marathon".

As the world stared in fascination, disbelief and not a little disgust at America's marathon election drama, his bullet-shaped head became a staple on television as he was approached by stations from upstate New York to the British Broadcasting Corporation.