Sentence examples for going to be elected from inspiring English sources

As we did not know who was going to be elected in each constituency, let alone which party would win the election, much of the final preparation had to be done at the last minute.

How is a new Congress going to be elected?

"I don't say I'm going to be elected tomorrow," he said.

He knows that someone is going to be elected president and someone else is not.

But the next president is going to be elected for at least four years.

"I don't think anyone is going to be elected because he/she is all the rage on Facebook," he said.

"Mitt Romney is not going to be able to be elected unless he carries Ohio," said former House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson.

"And so rather than going through a prolonged hearing knowing what the results were going to be, I elected to table it".

The chances are 50 to 1 that they're going to be re-elected without breaking a sweat.

"We have a tax assessor who is afraid he is not going to be re-elected, so he's lashing out wherever he can," he said.

"It was going fine," Mr. Hadley recalled recently, "until the Russians figured out that George Herbert Walker Bush was not going to be re-elected".