Sentence examples for held last may from inspiring English sources

However, the special election held last May to choose delegates to peace talks—and Mr Trimble's first election as party leader marked a stunning reversal.

At a meeting that Sehgal, on one of his human-quarrying forays, held last May with the administrators of a Harlem after-school program, he was pressed to explain what he aimed to accomplish in the Guggenheim piece.

A defeat would raise questions about the position of Miliband, who would have lost a seat held last May during the party's second worst general election result since 1918.

The contest to become executive mayor of Tower Hamlets, the local authority of London's East End, was a re-run of a ballot held last May and declared void two months ago after an election court found that the victory ascribed to Labour's bitter rival, the rather famous Lutfur Rahman, had been secured with the help of "corrupt and illegal practices".

The previous CFC event was held last May at the exclusive Swiss ski resort, St. Moritz, and was attended by Federal Councillor and Head of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research of Switzerland, Johann N. Schneider-alongn, along with high-level investors and entrepreneurs, all of whom the CFC board members had to personally approve to be invited.

In the description of a Skinny Minny event held last May, On Speed Dating assured readers that women's sizes would be policed: "Guys, no need to worry about meeting a biggie-size chick 'down-sizing' to an 8 like when you're dating on-line.

That pattern held last season.

Haiti's latest internal political dispute arose from legislative elections held last May.

The opposition alleges that the prosecutions amount to a concerted offensive to hobble it after its best-ever result in the general election held last May.

His passionate support for elected mayors remains entirely unaltered by their rejection at the polls in nine of the 10 local referenda held last May.

Harding said Owen's shocking conclusion that Putin knew about and probably approved the murder of Litvinenko was based in large part on secret material presented to the enquiry by unnamed witnesses in closed sessions held last May.