Sentence examples for evening of election from inspiring English sources

On the evening of election day the whole nation would gather together at home, or men in tea houses, and with shouts and laughter savour the joy, or more often sorrow, caused by the slow trickle of election results.

He posted hourly updates on state-by-state results to Facebook throughout the evening of Election Day, then posted a link to a 2013 music video in which Trump appeared with Emin Agalarov.

The Democratic Party unleashed a barrage of telephone calls to voters in Palm Beach County on the evening of Election Day to warn them that a confusing ballot might have led them to vote for the wrong candidate, party officials said tonight.

He slept much of the evening of election day, to be wakened by his wife with telegrams showing the election was most likely lost.

Bearing the title of "Mock the Vote," the signage-based exhibit is a crescendo of satire, cynicism, and all-out offensiveness that will open the evening of election day at 99 Bowery in Manhattan.

The bigger domestic theme – lifting the party's eyes to the possibility of power, and even of election victory – came next.

The biggest announcement in the run-up to the 1908 presidential election came in 1904 when, on the evening of his election, Pres.

On the evening of the election, when Obama was declared the winner, S. & P. 500 futures fell sharply.

And Rove went on: "It's going to come down to the last ballot, at the last moment, on the last evening of the election".

Perhaps having this in mind, on the very evening of his election victory, he would announce that in his new term he would embrace all strata of the Turkish society, both his supporters and the opposition.

So went the gloomy preambles to an evening of primary election returns on television and the Internet, a night that progressed as a kind of death knell for insurgency in the 2000 campaign.