Sentence examples for election turn from inspiring English sources
Why did the British election turn out the way it did?
Normally Northern Ireland recorded one of the highest election turn outs in the democratic world.
On the face of it, it is not in Mr. Ehrlich's interest to have an election turn on gun control.
This raises a disturbing specter: could the election turn on the number of eligible voters who are turned away?
Women outnumber men at the polls (by 10m at the last election), turn out to vote in higher percentages (60% versus 56% in 2008), and tend to vote Democratic.
He recounts the experience as a little piece of extra amunition for the President in case the people might forget all about Mr. Johnson's having settled the threatened rail strike, and let the election turn on a beagle's ears.
Do you see this election turning ugly?
Obama's election turned that around.
That moment when an election turns decisively.
"That election turned on makeup," Hewitt later said.
But you also remember what that election turned on.
