Sentence examples for hour of election from inspiring English sources

In early 2007, she moved to New York to co-anchor "America's Newsroom," and in the presidential election year that followed, she added an hour of election coverage.

An extra hour of election coverage at 11 p.m. drew 2.6 million viewers, up from the time period's average of 1.5 million.

Senior Lib Dems attacked the methodology of the exit poll, whose results dominated the first hour of election night and took on Tory presumptions that they would be able to form a government on their own.

This is a battle that is very likely to go down to the last hour of election day.

The waning hours of Election Day, and the day that followed, were startling times for comedy.

He cried in the early hours of election night 1992 when it became clear that Neil Kinnock had lost.

He declined Current's requests to host special hours of election coverage, apparently out of frustration about technical difficulties that have plagued his 8 p.m. program, "Countdown".

Even before Politico's fancy new set was finished, the Web site was producing hours of election coverage on the Republican primary nights in January.

Meanwhile, ABC, the only network to broadcast three full hours of election returns, ranked fourth over all with an average of 5.3 million viewers during prime time.

Trump, when self-mythologizing about his win, talks about a final rally he added, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, which ended in the early-morning hours of Election Day itself.

News executives budgeted for extra hours of election coverage on TV and on their sites in part because of the prospect of a change in the Congressional balance of power — a Republican "tidal wave," as one Fox anchor put it.