Sentence examples for elections known from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Colonel Roosevelt has captured Maryland after one of the most exciting elections known.

You need to define the boundaries of where you plan to have a new council and get the support, via a petition, of people able to vote in elections (known as electors) in your area.

Add to that voter unhappiness with Mr. Clinton's budget, his health care fiasco, the Republican Party's success in recruiting appealing candidates, and that ingenious Republican vehicle for nationalizing the elections known as the "Contract With America".

Those supervising the elections knew that their task was one of patriotic importance.

Jane Carroll, the supervisor of elections, knew that her operation's telephone system was inadequate, but she was unable to get money to expand it.

On August 6, City Room let the Board of Elections know that it had just been reassigned — surely by mistake — to a polling place more than two and a half miles south of its neighborhood.

Stephen Miller said anyone who has been involved in New Hampshire elections knows about this stuff.

Even people in Burma who plan to fully participate in the elections know that to be true.

Anyone familiar with coverage of the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections knows that this review committee leans heavily toward teachers from the most conservative "Red" or Republican states.

We know he has attached conditions to the $1.2bn promised in the election, known as "evidence-based measures".

In contrast, the day preceding the election, known as the reflection day, shows a notable decrease in Twitter activity.