Sentence examples for marking election from inspiring English sources

Enter DFA's Juan Maclean (of live group The Juan Maclean and Marcus Lambkinn (of Shit Robot), who are marking Election Day by sharing a politically-tinged techno track that samples Cleaver giving a speech of one of his essays in 1968 in Syracuse, New York.

Aside from the ELN attacks, the elections were unusually free of the violence that often marks election day in Colombia.

Television as a new medium changed presidential elections from this point on, marking the election of 1960 significant.

As the Center for Responsive Politics wrote days before the election, "The 2014 midterms may well mark the election cycle in which the small donor got left behind".

To mark this election, Henry decided to throw two parties.

"He is determined to mark the election campaign with more Palestinian blood".

But by the time it appeared, the complicated pattern of coalition voting that marked the election may have already formed.

Street demonstrations seem to have ended, though there is talk of a protest on June 12th to mark the election's anniversary.

His final public appearance was in Raleigh, North Carolina, three weeks before his death, to mark his election to the International Bluegrass Music Association's hall of fame.

Another reason for all the Obama merchandise, Mr. Adamson said, was the desire of black Americans to collect memorabilia to mark his election as "a major historical moment".

There is concern about ballot stuffing, ghost polling stations - the kind of cheating that has marked every election since 2004.