Sentence examples for election meetings from inspiring English sources

His paintings – depicting everything from street scenes, factories and election meetings to fights, processions and accidents – were inspired by his experience of industrial northern England.

The Labour party, reading the portents of thin election meetings and fat queues at the music-hall, has taken to the guitar.

In contrast with his opponents Cooper, Andy Burnham and Liz Kendall, he has been attracting huge audiences at election meetings throughout the country.

The British local authority voter, settling down to his evening's home entertainment and firmly closing the windows to cut out the sound of election meetings in the street, had no warning of what was to come.

The remarks, while intended as helpful, are unlikely to please either Miliband – who Prescott implies is incapable of winning without someone with the common touch alongside him – or his deputy, Harriet Harman, who was furious when secret plans to lock her out of key election meetings were published in the Observer last year.

The document, drawn up in the office of campaign co-ordinator Douglas Alexander and not yet circulated to the shadow cabinet, lists in detail the time, place and makeup of all main election meetings in the year-and-a-half runup to polling day.

And they want to return," Kami´nski told a small election meeting of mainly elderly voters in a Warsaw suburb.

Politico reported that Ryan cancelled all of his fundraisers for the next 48 hours, after the election meeting on Thursday.

John Stuart Mill: Victorian Firebrand by Richard Reeves Atlantic Books £30, pp620 Thomas Hardy once came across John Stuart Mill canvassing for votes at an open-air election meeting in Covent Garden.

Labour's deputy leader has for some weeks been hosting an election meeting every Monday to increase the presence of female MPs and candidates in the party's offer at the next general election.

'Now it looks as if we can get lots of people back, and I think you'll find our airports are open longer to make that possible,' the PM said at an election meeting in Cardiff recorded by ITN.