Sentence examples for election something from inspiring English sources

Then – about a fortnight before the election – something changed.

In 2005 he won a third election, something no Labour leader had done before.

The public can only hope that after this election something both civil and creative might be possible in Congress.

It was notable Turnbull gave Frydenberg climate change when he refashioned his ministry post election, something of a poisoned chalice.

If Labour were going to win the 2015 election, something needed to change – and time was running out.

Now, on paper at least – and, of course, unrelated to the imminence of an election – something is being done.

Then, too, the president was agonizing over whether to run for re-election, something Mr. Christian and only a few others knew.

In his announcement at a Back Bay hotel, Mr. Reich called Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift, a Republican who is seeking re-election, "something of an embarrassment".

Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, is running for a second re-election – something that no Israeli leader has achieved since David Ben-Gurion, the country's founding father.

Yet even before the Duma elections something was clear.

Whether this year, or after the 2012 elections, something has to give.