Sentence examples for election ring from inspiring English sources

Strauss-Kahn was expected to throw his hat into the election ring within weeks.

There have been a line of brands and companies throwing their hat into the election ring this year – here are some of the highlights.

Bernie Sanders, a State Senator from Vermont, has thrown his left-wing hat into the 2016 election ring, and has been drawing bigger crowds than his rival, Hilary Clinton.

An important politician, up for election, rings to ask if you could send across that picture you took of them at the launch of the new play equipment.

So there he was on Thursday morning after the disappointing election, ringing a doorbell on a dead-end street in West Orange in an effort to sort out the next chapter in his short political career.

The elections rang the loudest warning bell for the two parties that governed Italy until last November, People of Liberty and the Northern League.

All told, the mid-term elections rang up a campaign finance tally just shy of $4 billion, a number likely to be humbled by a 2012 spending spree fueled by a no-holds-barred race for the White House.

Hare makes the parallels to the media's treatment of Donald Trump during this US election cycle ring loud and clear.

The Tories vowed before the 2010 election to ring-fence NHS spending telling voters, in effect, that the status quo was affordable.

On the Tuesday after the election, Clegg rang repeatedly to beseech Brown to stay put, telling him: "Gordon, this isn't over yet".

Its obiter dictum on politics whether far right or far left, everyone is equally questionable in this US election year rings particularly false.