Sentence examples for soon elected from inspiring English sources

Soon elected leaders like Mr. Teli began directing village projects.

A new board was soon elected by workers.

And as Rogers used to say: "A fool and his money are soon elected".

Another legislature was soon elected, and a new constitution was promulgated the following year.

He was soon elected president of the Southern Rhodesian African National Congress (ANC).

Taylor, an Americo-Liberian, was soon elected president in polls deemed fair by international observers.

New Yorkers will soon elect the first comptroller since Alan Hevesi disgraced the job.

14 Female Bishops in Running The African Methodist Episcopal Church might soon elect a female bishop, the first in its history.

She soon elects to have an abortion – a choice that, in cinematic terms, is roughly akin to deciding to sever your own head with a letter opener.

Japan will soon elect its sixth leader in five years to replace the unpopular prime minister, Naoto Kan, who is under fire for his handling of the response to the tsunami and the Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster.

Page 24 Metropolitan IN NEW YORK CITY, FRENCH POLITICS IS LOCAL French citizens in the United States and in Canada will soon elect a deputy to represent them in the National Assembly of France, and in New York, the campaigning has taken on a distinctly local feel.