Sentence examples similar to picture election from inspiring English sources

Picture the scene: election day, 2013.

But in fact this should be a big-picture election.

So one way for individuals to hold in mind the "bigger picture" around Election Day is to remember the mythic images of our nation's history, and to stay aware that while we each must do our part for our democracy, no one of us is in control of the outcome.

With those words, the pre-printed posters pinned to the wall behind Marine Le Pen (pictured) on election night set the scene for both her triumph, and France's shock.

In the lead according to most pollsters is a conservative Liberal-National coalition, headed by Tony Abbott (pictured).The election comes after six years of Labor rule marked by some of the most dramatic upheavals in Australia's political history.

(Go to Article) • A front-page caption in some copies yesterday with paired pictures of election campaign stops misidentified the location of Senator John Kerry, and a credit was omitted for the photograph of President Bush.

I was later told that between 3 30 and 5 00 PM, after we'd come back and started asking questions and taking pictures, the election observers had only found four voters they were sure had ended up voting provisionally.

Other highlights include Bong Joon-Hos monster movie The Host and Johnnie Tos gangster film Triad Election, two genre pictures that boast some of the best filmmaking in the festival.

If the national election picture looks muddled for the Democrats on the day after Super Tuesday, the picture here in California looks murkier still.

The primary is scheduled earlier than usual in Connecticut this year, turning it into a contest that will matter more in the national election picture.

Newspapers sympathetic to the Conservatives will join others that just want to inject some excitement into the contest to paint a picture of an election in which almost anything can happen.