Sentence examples for elects something from inspiring English sources

If it elects "something else", the country that sparked Europe's escalating debt crisis will not only be turning its back on the "progressive reforms" to modernise its moribund economy, it will be choosing to throw the eurozone into deeper turmoil.

He even called for a parliament to be elected, something finally scheduled to happen this June, though no campaigning seems to have begun.

"But that a government, something that we elect, something that should be looking out for our best interests, should presume without asking to take information that we swap, we hope privately, between ourselves is frankly disgraceful".

We thought we had elected something new and different.

Now, the evidence is mounting that we elected something that is very much the same.

Call the elected Boris something else.

Or that they, unlike Mr. Sharpton, have actually been elected to something.

"The purpose of this project is to give elected officials something to say.

"The president, even before he was elected, stated something very important.

If O'Connor were a legislator, she might be re-elected by something close to acclamation.

President Elect became something of a cult favorite, selling forty-five throughd copits through its final iteration, in 1987, before Strategic Simulations discontinued it.