Sentence examples for election that time from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be more than $13 million, although he still lost the Republican primary to Rudolph W. Giuliani, who went on to lose the general election that time but became mayor four years later.

A leadership election is that time when backbench dreams come true.

"I don't really know what the problems are with doing the election at that time," he said.

A part of the play's impact was because of how relevant it was to the general election at that time and now, with Theresa May in power, staging it with an all-women cast makes it particularly topical once again".

Would voters think it legitimate for a government which had lost its central economic policy to struggle on because the opposition parties chose not to fight an election at that time?

Although there's no limit to "independent" spending, "coordinated" spending was capped at $2,600 per election at that time.

In 1876, Republican Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio defeated Democrat Samuel J. Tilden of New York in the most hotly contested election to that time in the nation's history.

"Our spending each cycle has been fairly balanced given the needs of candidates up for election at that time," he added.

However, it appears that the Prime Minister, Lord North, believed that in return for the Government's support in 1768, Fownes Luttrell had promised to return the Government's candidate, Thomas Pownall, at the next election; when that time came, in 1774, North supported Fownes Luttrell and "warned off" his rival, Charles Whitworth.

Ashbrook was defeated for re-election in the 1920 elections; at that time congressional terms did not end until March 4 of the following year.

The Bush administration insists that elections on that time frame are impractical.