Sentence examples for looking for a second term from inspiring English sources

Another is the "incumbent" looking for a second term, someone who last campaigned as a challenger and now must persuade voters that a Washington insider is their best choice.

He had been the favourite according to earlier opinion polls, and had been looking for a second term.

Germans will go to the polls on Sunday 22 September with Chancellor Angela Merkel looking for a third term in office.

The prime minister, John Key, is looking for a third three-year term for his National Party, challenged by the Labour Party and its potential centre-left allies.

The incumbent, Danilo Turk, looks set for a second term.

Blatter looks set for a fourth term, unopposed.

Barring an upset, Michelle Bachelet looks set to return for a second term next year with her popularity undiminished.

A few months back, Shaheen looked like a shoo-in for a second term.

WICKENDEN: Elaine, as the months go by, Obama's prospects for a second term are looking less bright.

Meanwhile, a jubilant David Cameron has celebrated on Twitter as he looks set to return as Prime Minister for a second term, possibly with a narrow majority.

But the argument for change works both ways, and Mr. Ehrlich is back, asking voters to take another look after they rejected his bid for a second term.