Sentence examples for finest election from inspiring English sources

This was Diefenbaker's finest election.

Jim Bliss said on his old blog, in possibly the finest general election blog post written during the 2005 campaign: But my vote will have None of The Above written in large black letters across it.

The deal unsettled government watchdog groups; Mr. Espada has accumulated tens of thousands of dollars in fines from election regulators for violations.

"It's not good to say democracy is fine and elections are fine but we can't live with the outcome," Mr. Amr said.

10 30: This is a fine general-election speech, but if we called Mrs Clinton's speech delusional then we must use some similar adjective here.

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld now tells us it's fine if elections reach just three-quarters or four-fifths of the country.

If the MDC wins the election, fine, they can go ahead and loot the country like their predecessors".

"I have no reason to fear and I think everything will be fine with this election". Maliki's bloc is thought to include many of the conservative Shia Islamic southern provinces, and also performed well in Baghdad, despite a strong showing from Allawi's secular Iraqiya list.

Some leading Democrats in Louisville lauded Bradley for preserving order, but Democratic lawmakers in the Senate sought the passage of resolutions to convict Bradley of interference with the election, fine him $500, and sentence him to six months in jail.

Return the school completion certificate to the Clerk's office within 90 days from the date you paid the school election fine.

"But unfortunately, some have tried to use our endorsements to hurt the finest candidates in this election".