Sentence examples for election to think from inspiring English sources

Then there's the general election to think about.

In the meantime, though, we have the national election to think about, and when it comes to national politics, O'Rourke is plainly uninspiring.

With any vote or election, to think a vote has been bought is distasteful," he says.

The Prime Minister has made a direct appeal to people in the South East tempted to vote for the UK Independence Party at the next General Election to think again.

have an election to think about.

There are a couple of elections to think about, including one that has something to do with determining the country's leader.

European leaders would certainly welcome a change of American Presidents, but they have their own elections to think about, and it is not clear that they would make much of a sacrifice for the new man.

He also has the 2020 elections to think about.

The UK economy was seeing subdued growth ahead of the election, according to think tank NIESR.

(To see Fox News go after Jeremiah Wright or Bill Ayers for days on end during the last Presidential election was to think, simply, "Hate Week").

The Assembly has an election in November to think about".