Sentence examples for sort of election from inspiring English sources

What sort of election party is this?

It was that sort of Election Day across the country.

What sort of election is this?" she said.

Now, the possibility of a different sort of election fraud has gripped the state.

And the prime minister has yet to show that he can win any sort of election in England.

It simply is not an evidence-based statement to claim that he has had some sort of election season epiphany around issues important to the L.G.B.T. community.

This sort of election-stealing logic would be easy to code into the voting machine's operating system.

It could even become the sort of election-year issue that might offer George Bush yet another opportunity to take a position independent of the president.

Who in team Cameron seriously thought that this title-tattle should be fanned, and might be some sort of election-winner?

But the complaints that emerge from interviews with two dozen residents and workers go beyond the sort of election-year shenanigans that have long given Newark a reputation for rough-and-tumble electioneering.

"To a large extent, the international community would rather have some sort of elections and then relative stability rather than continued political instability with the threat of conflict," he says.