Sentence examples for start by electing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore laughed and said, "We're going to start by electing Carl McCall governor".

MTV manages to surprise viewers almost every year with its Video Music Awards, and this year it has done so before the show even starts: by electing not to have a host.

They were walloped in 2002, and the Republican majority that came in that year started by electing the first Republican speaker since Reconstruction, then redrawing political maps to give their party lasting control of the statehouse.

The game starts by electing a referee who samples a reasonable number of bootstrap subsets or subsamples from the available data.

The place to start is by electing a president who boldly connects the dots between failed public policies and the deep corruption of politics by money--and who promises to take action against both.

And we can start right here, by electing Heath Mello as the next mayor," Sanders declared to loud cheers.

The Democrats started the session by electing Representative Yvonne Davis of Dallas to lead the caucus.

This best case scenario is to start it right now by electing Bernie as president, but even if that eludes us, we still have the power to effect change by voting in the primary, and not just giving away our voice to the front runner.

But Manager Don Mattingly surprised most by electing to start the season with Sellers at short, figuring he was the superior glove and there was enough punch in the lineup to make up for his weak bat.

And the only way we are going to proactively move the Republican Party to supporting the Employment Non-Discrimination Act is by electing folks to start that conversation within the party," said Thai.

By electing people like Amanda Curtis.