Sentence examples for first taste of election from inspiring English sources
Like Baker, Walk got his first taste of election activism during the 2012 Obama campaign.
We had our first taste of the Tories' general election press conference centre this morning for George Osborne's announcement on how he will reverse part of the coming rise in national insurance contributions and cut the fiscal deficit faster than Labour.
David Simon, the chairman of BP who was elevated to the peerage and appointed minister for European trade within days of the election, gave Blair his first taste of the dangers of business links.
Amara is 90% Shia, and its residents turned out in force for the election that gave Shias their first taste of power in decades.
He got his first taste of politics as a teenage volunteer in Robert F. Bradford's re-election campaign for governor of Massachusetts.
In Britain, remember the hedge fund and private equity barons, who in 2010 contributed half of all the Conservative party's election funds – and so effectively bought the Tories their first taste of government in 18 years.
One of Europe's most radical political parties is expected to gain its first taste of power after Iceland's ruling coalition and opposition agreed to hold early elections caused by the Panama Papers scandal in October.
After studying at the American Academy of Art and working as an illustrator, Mr. Rangel got his first taste of political power when he agreed to serve as a U.N.O.-backed candidate for the first Local School Council elections in 1989.
