Sentence examples for election two weeks ago from inspiring English sources
Brindisi held a mayoral runoff election two weeks ago; it is not the case that it was not among cities holding runoff elections.
He has a big majority too: his party, the African National Congress (ANC), won nearly 70% of the vote and control of all nine of the country's provinces in an election two weeks ago.
The singer, Michel Martelly, 50, known as Sweet Micky or Tet Kale (bald head), won 68 percent of the vote in a runoff election two weeks ago that he nearly did not qualify for.
True, the Freedom party took 21% in September's Austrian general election and put its vote up, while the newly created Action for Dissatisfied Citizens polled 19% in the Czech general election two weeks ago.
If the national leaders win – and to do so they have to resolve the Juncker problem – they will face charges of emasculating the election two weeks ago, of campaigning on a tissue of lies.
Republicans are particularly eager to capture the seat in November 2002, after an election two weeks ago in which the fragmented party lost the governor's office and majorities in both houses of the Legislature.
Reese Witherspoon in "Election," 1999.
Tells about the rigged election last Apr.
Speculation about the presidential election next fall.
"There's not an election next week.
