Sentence examples for election walking from inspiring English sources
A few days before the election, walking around the Penn campus feels like moving back through the growth rings of an ancient tree, passing first Sansom Common, a new corporate-partner development that includes a Barnes & Noble Penn bookstore and a DoubleTree Penn hotel.
After a while, Doug Berwanger, a dairy farmer and the town supervisor of Arcade, and Jim Schlick, the Republican commissioner for the county board of elections, walked in and ordered beers.
DAVID GRANN: General Election Romney walking back Primary Romney.
Broken glass, chunks of pavement and a tree trunk were scattered across a major road into Kampala, Uganda's capital, on Monday, after a small group of opposition figures led by Kizza Besigye, the runner-up in Uganda's February presidential election, began walking down the street towards central Kampala.
"The minister for local elections is walking away the day before local elections.
A serious young pony-tailed Native election worker walks elders over from their houses to vote.
Barely two months after his party suffered a shattering defeat in the midterm elections, Obama walked into the House chamber looking like a quarterback just returned home from a Super Bowl triumph.
Like every president seeking re-election, Barack Obama walks the fine line every day between the discordant goals of motivating his party's strongest loyalists and reaching out to swing voters for their support.
Younger reformists lost seats at the last election or are now walking out.
In her book on the 1984 election, My Story, Ferraro describes walking into her bedroom at home at the height of the tax furore to find her husband in tears.
Shortly after the May 2010 general election, Stella Creasy was walking into a lift at the Houses of Parliament when she was stopped by a male Conservative politician and told that it was reserved for the use of MPs only.
