Sentence examples for large election from inspiring English sources

The Iowa caucus isn't a large election.

"Barring some very large election fraud, the opposition will win by a wide margin.

The library's four large election banners have been taped over with handmade lettering to read June 3.

His large Election series (1754 58), painted with elaborate care, was a last attempt to prove the dignity of "comic history painting," and thereafter he painted little of importance.

Large election debates have bored voters before: in Germany round-table talks between several party leaders had to be scrapped in the 1980s after they became farcically dull affairs.

THE newly minted mayor of San Antonio, fresh off a surprisingly large election victory and rushing between meetings, has paused to reminisce about a losing race in which he first earned his chops.

New Komeito has one eye on next summer's Tokyo metropolitan election, but the party lacks the resources to fight two large elections at once.

Of all the things Hillary has done, Obama supporters find her tendency to win large elections in swing states as by far the most irritating.

Prima facie, this result suggests that we should expect to see instances of the Condorcet and related paradoxes in large elections.

He said the council's working relationship with the printers was good and it had used the firm in some large elections in the past three years.

Remind the person that candidates in large elections often start out getting voted into power at a lower level, and an individual person can have significant influence on a local level.