Sentence examples for election will come from inspiring English sources

Goolsbee and Will agree that the election will come down to which candidate's vision of the role of government tracks with people.

They also show that the voters capable of swaying the election will come from a narrow category: disaffected Democrats and Republicans who are willing to switch allegiances.

He said that the real election will come next year, with the presidency.

The election will come at a time when contraction is more confusing than concrete.

After all is said and done, the election will come down to economics, I reckon.

All sides agree that the election will come down to the economy.

The 2018 elections will come before the worst effects of this proposal hit Americans.

There are question marks over when the next elections will come.

Instead, the earliest possible date for our primary elections will come after 34 states and territories have already spoken, either through primaries or caucuses.

The elections will come six months after Zapatero's Socialist party was roundly defeated in May's regional and municipal elections.

Elections will come and go, but at some future date Britain may vote for a government that advocates returning, humbled, to an EU that may itself look changed.