Sentence examples for have one election from inspiring English sources

Metz called their eponymous debut a "mission statement" and it seemed to only have one election promise: unremittingly harsh punk.

That is, that the Florida Legislature, after submitting to the voters of Florida the authority to pick their presidential electors has not said we're going to have one election code now to review that election, and we're going to have another election code to review all other elections, have they?

America, of course, did have one election which ended up in open warfare, but after 1865 disagreements over outcomes did not lead to large-scale battles.

That means you can have one election cycle, or several in a row, when the polls get almost every state right -- followed by another where there are misses all over the map.

"The three countries that had wars have had one election after another, clean and in peace, and the results have been respected.

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"I have written, you know, at least two concession speeches, having one on election night, and then I was preparing one Friday".

"It was an election that was designed to have one outcome: the election of Lukashenko," he said.

"We're not going to have one of those elections where it's mealy-mouthed, and you can't tell the difference between the two candidates," Mr. Kerry said Friday night in Crystal City, Va., a rare instance of his saying something with which Mr. Bush would almost certainly concur.

Clinton didn't have one, and after his election, Reich said, "everyone went home".

She said, "I thought, if you feel that way, why don't you go and do something else?" She had one moment, on election night, when she thought it was looking bad.