Sentence examples for school elections from inspiring English sources

If life is like high school, elections sometimes resemble a big game of dodge ball.

His mother later said, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, that in school elections, "If he didn't run himself, he'd run his cousin".

After the war, his family returned to their home in Albany, Ga., where Hamilton grew up and developed a passion for politics, starting with school elections.

And one county clerk complained in a formal letter that because of school elections in May, there was just no way to run another election by June 3.

Robert D. Thibault, the Beverly school board president, said that as the economy has soured, more residents have pushed for direct school elections.

Asked by reporters what his record said about the importance of school elections, he said: "I'm sure they are for people that are connected with them.

Graduation speeches often have a theme about memories or the future, school election speeches convince people you'll make good decisions if elected, and class assignment speeches usually argue a controversial point.

The plot consists of - let's see - a school dance and a school election.

Green had won a school election, and a neighbor wanted to encourage her.

So why did Ros McMullen, executive principal of the David Young Community Academy in East Leeds, ban Ukip from her school election?

These classmates were running against one another in a school election, and she was simply campaigning for his vote.