Sentence examples for grueling election from inspiring English sources
After a grueling election, Americans now simply want their elected leaders to solve real problems, not to cut the retirement and health benefits they work all their lives to earn.
Santos emerges victorious weeks later, but only after a grueling election night.
Others, already assigned to the highly selective presidential protective division, had hoped for relief after a grueling election year.
It was also widely thought then that, with his popularity at an ebb, the President would rather retire to his ranch with Mrs. Reagan than face a grueling election campaign.
WASHINGTON — After two grueling election cycles, Guy Cecil, the brains behind the Democrats' improbable Senate showings in 2010 and 2012, was expected to set aside his political combat boots for tasseled loafers and a sinecure somewhere in this city that pays handsomely for success.
Unlike in the U.S., where the president enjoys legitimacy based the capture of popular favor after a grueling election, China's leaders pick themselves and must therefore build legitimacy in part by gaining public trust and in part simply by replacing the appointments of their predecessors.
* The grueling 1976 election was just winding down when Jimmy Carter sat down for an interview with Playboy Magazine.
Issa is serving his ninth term in Congress but is likely to face a grueling midterm election in 2018.
President Trump lashed out at journalists during a surly and contentious news conference at the White House on Wednesday, renewing his attacks on the news media as "the enemy of the people" just moments after pledging an end to partisan politics in the wake of a grueling midterm election.
After a grueling special election that cost millions of dollars and defied the predictions of most political pundits, Annette Taddeo beat former Florida Republican State Rep. Jose Felix Diaz by a margin of 51 to 47 percent, becoming the first Democrat to win this district in over a decade, even though she was outspent three to one.
"It's just a grueling, grueling run.
