Sentence examples for fateful election from inspiring English sources

Yet 11 days before a possibly fateful election for Israeli prime minister, the campaign remains lackluster.

It's been a full year since I had the privilege of witnessing and writing about Iran's fateful election.

And Bruce Springsteen, sometime after our fateful Election Day, will drive somebody to the Jersey Freeze and buy him all the hot dogs and hamburgers he can eat.

Americans sense that this is a fateful election for our Republic; they may not realize how important it is for the world as a whole.

When Turkey goes to the polls on Sunday, in what is shaping up to be an epic and fateful election, Erdoğan and his legacy will be the main, if not the only, issue on voters' minds.

Two days before a potentially fateful election for prime minister, the presumption of a victory by Ariel Sharon, the right-wing leader, has made for a lackluster campaign climax.

Eva Resnick-Day, the 26-year-old Greenpeace activist who elicited the "so sick" response from Clinton last week, has a very lucid and moving perspective on just how fateful this election is, how much hangs in the balance.

Another fateful European election was held Sunday, in Greece.

During the fateful 2010 elections, in which Orbán finally won his supermajority, the Two-Tailed Dog logo appeared with a necktie on a series of unconventional campaign posters: "We'll introduce the Euro in 2005!" "More everything, less nothing!" "Are you tired of people?

I spent the following year abroad so when I returned to Britain in that fateful early summer of 1979, the election of a hardline prime minister appeared at first to be just one more twist in our continuing island story.

Although most Algerians want a final end to years of fighting, critics say the authorities are repeating past mistakes - notably the fateful decision to cancel elections in 1992 after it became clear that a large Islamist party would win a landslide.