Sentence examples for have elected just from inspiring English sources

But in the last 75 years Hall voters have elected just seven pitchers on the first ballot: Bob Feller, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Jim Palmer, Tom Seaver, Steve Carlton and Nolan Ryan.

House Republicans, on the other hand, have elected just one woman to a leadership position: Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, who will be chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.

But to many Egyptians this was not an apt description of what they experienced last July, when their army abruptly shunted aside the man they had elected just twelve months earlier.

(Including Warren, the state has now elected just six female members of Congress.) Sure, the Salem witch trials kind of skew the numbers, but still — not a great look.

"I put everyone on notice that I had gotten duly elected, just like they had," said Thompson, who is running unopposed in the general election for District 141.

Now, the Tories have just elected a new leader, Michael Howard, but the odds are that Blair will still win the next election, which isn't until the spring of 2006.

I'm sure he would do just as good a job as the other drunken child molesters who we have just elected to lead us.

After all, Americans have just elected a president whose middle name is Hussein.

A majority of Labour MEPs are women and Scottish Labour members have just elected Kezia Dugdale as their new leader.

Americans have just elected the party they like the least to run the government body they least trust.

In New York, they have just elected Bill de Blasio as mayor, a former Sandinista supporter whose wife once identified herself as a hardline lesbian.