Sentence examples for election out to from inspiring English sources

Again, members seem content to wait the election out, to see how many seats Republicans might lose and to find out what Ryan does on a spending deal in December.

My equest to anyone who is thinking of sitting this important election out is to see Selma and be reminded that the right to vote was paid for in blood, sweat and tears.

The election turns out to be close – closer than anyone would have thought.

What if the difference between winning and losing a close election turned out to be a hum in your voice?

Nothing too nefarious, though, just charming some women, who even in that election turned out to be the swing voters.

Not least because the results of the general election turned out to be a striking exposé of the deficiencies of our electoral system.

The 2010 election turned out to be the closest in decades, with no clear winner emerging in the weeks following the polling.

But Mr. Biden said that if the election turned out to be seriously flawed, he would seek to curtail United States military aid to Pakistan.

In February, the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders pledged certain actions on climate change whatever the result of the election turned out to be.

Women outnumber men at the polls (by 10m at the last election), turn out to vote in higher percentages (60% versus 56% in 2008), and tend to vote Democratic.

Next week the votes of just 198 men and women will help determine an election setting out to identify a man they hope will be a future British prime minister.