Sentence examples for has recently elected from inspiring English sources
We have changed the composition of the state so that some demographers now say that it could more accurately be considered Mid-Atlantic than Southern, and we are one reason that Virginia has recently elected moderate Democratic senators and governors and that, in 2008, a Democratic presidential candidate won here for the first time since 1964.
"Unfortunately, the NIC has recently elected to pursue counterproductive tactics that we believe are antithetical to our values and we cannot support them".
Cambridge has recently elected two black Mayors, Ken Reeves who's second stint ended in 2007, and current Mayor Denise Simmons, both of have the distinction of being the first open gay and lesbian mayors in the city's history.
His father wasn't surprised when Dashon was accepted to college, or by the fact that he seemed to be thriving there: Dashon was so popular that his classmates had recently elected him Mr. Junior.
It must be if, after a half century of news reporting that has been regularly charged with being too liberal, we have recently elected some of our most conservative presidents.
Mrs. Edwards typically warmed up the crowd with a powerful pitch to voters' pragmatism: she said her husband was the candidate who could campaign in all 50 states, especially in Southern states and in states that had recently elected Democratic governors.
Worse for Europe, the French had recently elected a socialist who was known to be hostile to wealth.
Americans currently hold more positive views of the effects of immigration despite having recently elected a president who has made derogatory statements about immigrants.
Vienna, the imperial Habsburg capital, had recently elected an anti-Semitic conservative mayor, Karl Lueger, who had once proclaimed: "I myself decide who is a Jew and who isn't".
By E. B. White and Grant The New Yorker, March 11 , 1933P. 9 Alumni notes of the current Groton School Quarterly, listing the doings of the class of '00 include; 1900 Dr. Edward B. Krumbhaar, has recently been elected President of the American Society of Cancer research.
