Sentence examples for spectacular election from inspiring English sources

The main problem with Erdogan is, that having achieved such a spectacular election victory, he cannot take power.

What the pundits seem to forget is our secret weapon: The forces that coalesced for the most spectacular election in our nation's history.

But the Republicans drew up a slew of amendments, many of which made no sense but offered opportunities for spectacular election-year attack ads.

George Galloway won the safe Labour seat of Bradford West in a spectacular by-election, and candidates were left to ponder if that could affect elections to the city council next month.

By describing the Liberal Democrats' spectacular by-election victory in London's Brent East as a "strategic blunder", the Conservative Party leader made himself look a fool.

It weathered the turmoil of early January and recovered its standing in the polls after a spectacular by-election victory in Scotland.

From the early 1960s on, the party enjoyed spectacular by-election successes; fueled by these performances, an increasing number of Liberal candidates was fielded.

The slow growth of Nigel Farage's party from just under 100,000 votes in 1997 to almost a million in 2010 (with spectacular Euro-election results in between) has been gradual proof that the division of the centre-right over the EU is deepening – its worst fissure since the Tory divisions over protection at the turn of the last century.

Aphex Twin and Weirdcore's Election Spectacular.

But when Alberta's voters change their mind, they do in spectacular, 1993-federal-election style, throwing out the governing party with little grace or regret.

FOR anyone interested in how a free society governs itself there is nothing quite as spectacular as an American election.