Sentence examples for ever to be elected from inspiring English sources

He ran for Congress in '28, & became the youngest man ever to be elected.

Meanwhile, in 1849, at Cole's urging, Church at 23 became the youngest member ever to be elected to the academy.

Apart from Ronald Reagan, who at sixty-nine was the oldest President ever to be elected, Americans have tended to choose younger men for the office.

Political background Mr Kasich was elected to the Ohio Senate in 1978 at the age of 26, becoming the youngest ever to be elected as a state senator.

On June 7th, Tony Blair is likely to become the first Labour Party Prime Minister ever to be elected to two consecutive terms with large majorities.

The outgoing incumbent, Douglas Wilder, who in 1989 became the first black ever to be elected governor of any state, compiled a solid record in office.

Their superstardom is a very bad development, even though there is no reason to believe either is ever going to be elected to a position where they could do serious damage.

I don't think he ever expected to be elected; it was as much a surprise to him as everyone else.

At 65, he became the youngest ever person to be elected President of India.

That thing is this -- no American of Italian descent is ever going to be elected president of the United States.

He first ran in 1968, when he lost a State Assembly race by just 1,220 votes, the closest he has ever come to being elected.