Sentence examples for sealed election from inspiring English sources

She was speaking as the Conservatives sealed election victory.

In DeLand, in central Florida, a county judge sealed the election headquarters with police tape.

So no, President Obama's convention bounce has not – repeat, has not — sealed the election for the Democrats.

That sermon, encapsulating Ratzinger's vision of the Church's moral superiority, was widely perceived as having sealed his election.

In 2009, Rylance opened at the Royal Court theatre in a role that sealed his election to the front rank of British actors.

Other aides are cautious about discussing cabinet choices before Mr. Bush has sealed an election he has often thought was about to end.

Obama's coolness in the face of the financial meltdown and McCain's erratic reaction likely sealed the election, eroding remaining doubts about Obama's relative ability to handle a crisis.

He bowed to the authority of the Supreme Court, which sealed the election the night before, despite his disagreement with its decision.

Atwater finally sealed the election for Bush with his despicable TV ads.

Just as left-leaning community organizers at ACORN were selected as unlikely scapegoats for John McCain's loss in 2008, pollsters today have been tapped by the far right as conniving conspirators in cahoots with Democrats to seal another election for Obama.

The Bush camp is frantically trying to get this election sealed before the sheriff shows up and takes it away.