Sentence examples for going to get elected from inspiring English sources

"You're going to get elected, don't worry," Ms. Kenner said.

"He thought we should support who was going to get elected".

"If you're part of the housing crisis, you're probably not going to get elected president," he said.

The only way you're going to get elected president in this country is if you're a black guy.

No government is going to get elected on such a ticket, even though the NHS is the one institution that British voters most love.

For all that people think he's not going to get elected because he's not playing ball, he's sticking to his principles.

Mrs. Clinton's claims, and more recent remarks that she misspoke, not only show how far she's willing to go to get elected, but also how her view of United States policy has been colored by her run for the presidency.

But he not only went south to get elected, in Brentwood and Ongar, but has lost his job as communities secretary to Greg Clark, a Middlesbrough lad who won office in Tunbridge Wells.

" 'I'm going to be dishonest to get elected because unless I get elected, I can't be honest.' It's a little bit of that".

But they were perhaps rather less pleased when she announced she was jacking in her job and the pension that went with it to try to get elected as a Tory, and in Glasgow of all places (she now represents Edinburgh Central).

Looks like two-time failed candidate Mitt Romney is going to be telling Republicans how to get elected.