Sentence examples for pictures of election from inspiring English sources
(Go to Article) Â 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.
Over the next 16 months you are going to be bombarded with glossy pamphlets and newspapers packed with pictures of grinning election candidates.
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.
If that is true, then the full picture of alleged election fraud may be some way off yet.
On the wall were pictures of his 1966 election win from the Glasgow Evening Times and photographs of sundry footballers bearing the red, white and blue livery of Rangers FC.
Pictures of Iranians decrying election results splashed the front page of the New York Times on June 17th and 18th, and a thumbnail in the June 18th Wall Street Journal shows just a hand flashing "V".
One man dislikes him for having too many pictures of himself in his election address.
It features pictures of figures from this election, defaced Perez Hilton-style in what looks suspiciously like MS Paint.
Pictures of significant moments (presidential elections), public figures (actors and athletes), and common household objects (popular appliances used during their lifetime) are examples of terrific scene setters.
Overhead hangs red bunting with the smiling faces of party leaders and pictures of a bicycle - their election symbol.
Picture the scene: election day, 2013.
