Sentence examples for only one election from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeGregorio, the lawyer who monitored overseas election, said the number of ballot initiatives only added confusion -- in contrast to most foreign countries which have only one election on the ballot.

Walter Mondale announces Geraldine Ferraro as his running mate, and in spite of only one election under my belt, I recognized that just her very presence on a national ticket was something historic, a BIG deal.

There is only one election story this morning: what it means for Jeremy Corbyn.

I remember reading similarly gloomy forecasts about the Labour party after 1992, yet it was only one election away from 13 years of office.

She has every intention of voting, having missed only one election that she can recall, the last presidential contest, when she was recovering from a heart attack.

The country has had only one election in its history, and seen the ruthless destruction of all recognisable civil society under Gaddafi – who created a personality cult that shapes the imaginations of many Libyans even now.

Democrats in New York are only one Senate election away from full control of state government.

Dating back to 1992, Republicans have won a plurality in only one presidential election — and that lone victory, in 2004, was not nearly the triumph it appeared to be at the time.

Although admired as an effective manager -- before he was elected mayor, he was the city's chief financial officer -- the aspiring mayor had voted in only one Washington election since moving to the city almost a decade ago.

They called him the fighting alderman, and has only lost one election.

Metz called their eponymous debut a "mission statement" and it seemed to only have one election promise: unremittingly harsh punk.