Sentence examples for remember this election from inspiring English sources

It likely to go down as one of the quotes we remember this election by.

Jorge Ramos tells CJR: "I think we'll remember this election as unique and very concerning for the future of the press because if this becomes the norm, we are in serious trouble".

Chad Griffin, president of Human Rights Campaign, said, in a video posted on the organisation's website: "Years from now, we'll remember this election day as the most historic and the most important in the LGBT community".

"That's how history will remember this election.

You definitely remember this election, it is the one where Michaëlle Jean reluctantly agreed to dissolve parliament and call an election early because the Conservatives had good vibes about winning.

I fear you will always remember this election as the ultimate introduction to the world of American presidential politics, a world that can genuinely rivet and inspire, inform and edify.

I pray everyday that the American public is finally rising from their post-9/11 slumber, and they will remember this on election day 2006, so that once the new Democratic Congress in sworn in January 2007, the Congressional investigations into the Bush-Cheney Iraq lie can begin.

(The Tories, remember, start this election contest defending but one seat in Scotland).

But remember, this is a presidential election year, and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is already promising more aggressive easing if (or should we say "when"?) further evidence of a recession appears.

JA: There are things we wish we could have tried, but given the time we were working with — remember, this was a special election to fill a seat vacated by someone who'd joined Trump's cabinet — we were proud of what we accomplished.

Some might not remember this, but the 2008 election was driven by the Internet, and by YouTube in particular (does anyone remember Obama Girl?).