Sentence examples for election spoke from inspiring English sources
The election spoke to the will of the people.
Hillary Clinton, Trump's opponent in November's election, spoke later on Sunday at a predominantly African American church in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
The former MP, who lost his Bradford West seat at the election, spoke of his plan to open a new vintage clothes shop in one of London's most expensive neighbourhoods.
Alexis Tsipras, whose party Syriza came in second in Greece's election, spoke with the leader of the winning New Democracy party on Monday and later reiterated that he would refuse to join a coalition.
As Roque Planas writes on the Huffington Post: "Latinos helped swing a presidential election, spoke at primetime spots during both party conventions, and emerged as one of the most coveted voter groups in the country.
Senator Tom McClintock, a conservative Republican from Thousand Oaks who ran unsuccessfully in the recall election, spoke against the package, but said he was saddened to have to cast a no vote.
It was like there was an intense focus on the election, the public spoke, and then the very next day all attention shifted back away from what the public wanted and onto this austerity agenda that helps the billionaires at the expense of the rest of us.
The People Spoke -- The Election Was Supposed To Have Decided This.
We Spoke to Some NHS Workers About How They Felt After the Election.
The "worm", as the rising and falling line is known, is credited with affecting the result of New Zealand's 2002 election, after it appeared especially perky whenever the candidate of one small party spoke.
