Sentence examples for is on election from inspiring English sources

You could buy a Texas ranch if you had a dollar for every time Gov. George W. Bush has dismissed polls by saying that the only meaningful one is on Election Day.

It specializes in "grillz" for teeth, and Wall had engraved a gold one with Civil's name for her birthday, which is on Election Day.

Congress is on election recess until Nov. 12.

It says I should say, 'Polls come and go but the only poll that matters is on election day.'" We all smirked because that is what they are all told to say, but no one is actually used to hearing it said in public.

("It all comes down to turnout" and "the only poll that matters is on Election Day," as everyone who's ever been on cable news says).

Given these changes, the traditional focus of political representation, that is, on elections within nation-states, is insufficient for understanding how public policies are being made and implemented.

He had his cry, such as it was, on election night.

There were more TV cameras outside Downing Street than there had been on election day seven months earlier, and we were all nervous.

But I might be as mad as I was on election night.

According to Abacus' anniversary polling this week, the Liberals are more popular now than they were on election day last year.

A typical Tweet: "You mean Left going to boycott ABC because I'm on election night panel?