Sentence examples for set on election from inspiring English sources

By Michael Schulman November 9, 2016 The final installment of Richard Nelson's trilogy "The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family," set on Election Day, opened at seven-thirty that night, as the returns were coming in.

Part 3, "Women of a Certain Age," is set on Election Day and opened at seven-thirty last night.

By Cynthia Zarin December 4, 2016 Maryann Plunkett, right, performing in "Women of a Certain Age," a Richard Nelson play set on election night.

During the past four years, each of these interconnected dramas has opened at the Public on the date on which it was set (on Election Days in 2010 and 2012, and on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks).

The message coming out of the President-elect's entourage in the months between Election Day and Inauguration Day was of a piece with the theme he had set on Election Night.

Episode 21 of the season is called "Bus Tour," and the season finale is set on Election Day, which is when fans will find out whether Leslie defeated the doofus.

With her eyes firmly set on the election, Thorning-Schmidt launched a tough policy on asylum seekers, announcing they must work to get social security benefits.

Biased courts and an establishment set on shaping election results underscores how its institutions are not properly independent yet.But at least a run-off on November 16th produced an elected president, after various failed attempts.

Vander Plaats, who found power in making the GOP candidates sign one of those "pledges", hasn't faded as the sun set on the 2012 election season.

But the FDP, its sights set on the 2009 election, has so far refused.

Now, doubtless to Mr Toledo's relief, most politicians have their sights set on a presidential election next April.