Sentence examples for elections are captured from inspiring English sources
Our reactions and feelings to events like the US Presidential elections are captured, as well as confrontations with nature and danger and fleeting moments of romance.
Indian anti-corruption campaigner Arvind Kejriwal's spectacular win in the Delhi state elections was captured by cartoonist Ravi Chunchula for BBC Hindi.
They are captured together.
But the March 3 report said the plan was plagued by conflicting goals, an unclear mission and a lack of accountability and safeguards against the election's being captured by special interest groups.
The formal mechanism of accountability -- one person, one vote elections -- has also been captured by the ' vetocracy' of special interests, from the gun lobby to the financial lobby to teacher's unions in various states.
(Soon after his election, Mr. Michaloliakos himself was captured on video doing a Nazi salute in the City Council).
Jonathan boasted last month that Shekau would be captured before the elections were held, while military officials insist the war is nearly over.
There were some complicating factors that year: the first and only debate between Mr. Carter and Mr. Reagan was held very late in the election cycle, perhaps too late to be captured by the polls.
Elaine is defeated in the election and LeChuck becomes governor, while Guybrush is captured and marooned on Monkey Island.
Its sister organisation, the election commission, also notionally independent, is widely seen as having been captured by the government.
