Sentence examples for election trip from inspiring English sources

The letter, signed by Mr. Gingrich's two daughters from his first marriage, Kathy Lubbers and Jackie Cushman, faulted the network for engaging in "talk about the past, just days before an important primary election," Trip Gabriel and Brian Stelter reported.

While much of the attention surrounding President Obama's post-mid-term election trip to Asia will focus on his state visit to India, his return to Indonesia, and the G20 meeting in Korea, the most significant part of his trip may well be his last stop -- the APEC Leaders Meetingg in Yokohama, Japan.

Mr Samaras has made a pre-election trip to Moscow, but enthusiasm failed to ignite on either side.

Obama campaign aides have been quick to point out the difference between Mr. Romney's itinerary and Mr. Obama's pre-election trip in 2008.

Flake began to write "Conscience of a Conservative" after a post-election trip to Mexico, where he'd had to reassure officials that the United States hadn't changed.

Last year, Dan Senor, an American writer and political adviser who has promoted Israel as the "Start-Up Nation," took Mitt Romney — his candidate (and Netanyahu's) — on a pre-election trip to Jerusalem.

It was no surprise that Mr Wade's first post-election trip was to visit the head of the Mourides.But the new president will need more than divine help if he is to bring his supporters what they want.

Last year, Dan Senor, an American writer and political adviser who has promoted Israel as the "Start-Up Nation," took Mitt Romney his candidate (and Netanyahu's)—on a pre-election trip to Jerusalem.

It was hardly a surprise last month that Mr. Bush and the members of his transition team were provided with American's newest airplane, a Boeing 737-800, to make a post-election trip from Austin, Tex., to Washington.

He is demurring on an election monitoring trip this month in Myanmar, but election observers will include his grandson and the center's new CEO, Jason Carter.

It was the first time in 10 years that the Speaker has ordered a prime minister to come to the Commons, and Cameron had to cut short a local election campaign trip in Buckinghamshire to make a statement he believed was largely unnecessary.