Sentence examples similar to fit election from inspiring English sources
The Spectator's Fraser Nelson fairly described Goldsmith's resignation play as a "hissy-fit" election.
All of these things kind of get captured best in this statistic, which is why it fits election outcomes.
Since the summer, Romney's campaign and its cheerleaders have tried to fit this election into a Carter-Reagan narrative.
Perhaps the Republicans' stance is just a temporary fit of election-year madness, and the Party leadership will come around.
Mr. Romney and his aides have carefully studied other vice-presidential selections — Democratic and Republican ones — and concluded that a do-no-harm approach best fits this election.
It's fitting that election day served as the absolute height (or low point) or Twitter humor as it's the end of the real world as we know it.
But our policy makers want a two-year energy policy to fit with the election cycle because that is what people want.
"Election" fit squarely in terms of where the brand was going.
Mercer University law professor named David Oedel, writing in the Macon Telegraph, bristled at the NPR story, saying that it had disregarded local nuances in order to make the Macon election fit a narrative of post-Shelby voter suppression.
Forgive us if we are unmoved by this freelance fit of pre-election rectitude.
That would translate into about a 60 percent chance of his winning the popular vote given the historical error in the formula when fit to past elections.
