Sentence examples similar to selling election from inspiring English sources

Cards Against Humanity has been selling election-themed expansion packs to the popular game, with each sale going towards a tally for Trump or his rival, Hillary Clinton.

Though souvenir shops still sell election T-shirts, the triumphant mood of November 4th is long gone.

Computer programmers working for the private companies that sell election equipment write their programs in higher computer languages or the intermediate assembly language, and these are translated or compiled into the binary language of ones and zeros which computers understand.

Jeanne is suspected of selling special "election campaign kits" including posters, material and websites to 525 FN parliamentary candidates in 2012 for about €16,000 (£12,000) each.

More of the same isn't selling this election season.

Having the Whitehouse bill out there does serve a singular purpose, however: It gives Democrats another tool for selling their election-year message that they are fighting for the middle class as Republicans side with the wealthy.

"[If the NLD does not participate] it will make it much harder for the junta to sell the election to the West," he added.

By some estimates, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Obama treasures, trinkets and tchotchkes have been sold since Election Day.

It wanted RBS to lend like mad, shovel bad debts into a separate "bad bank" and have something lucrative to sell come election time.

(The prohibition on selling liquor on election days was repealed a few years later).

Barack Obama has hit the road to sell his election-year strategy of reducing the gap between rich and poor, leaving behind him in Washington a Republican opposition as determined to thwart his initiatives as at any time during his five years in the White House.