Sentence examples for started election from inspiring English sources
The trouble started election night in Magnolia Springs, a town near the Gulf of Mexico, where unofficial poll numbers were released to the news media that erroneously put the incumbent ahead.
At least 400 residents of Mariano Escobedo started Election Day at church where the Rev. Ruben Gomez Guijarro told the congregation that their votes were worth much more than the bread, clothes or construction materials they had been offered.
English-language networks generally do not start election news updates until 8 p.m.
Be nice to everyone you meet before you start elections and presenting speeches.
I started folding election leaflets for the republicans.
He might have started this election campaign as a man, but he's ending it as a meme.
As the League started its election campaign this week, the BNP was still debating whether to take part.
Mr. Schaffer, at 36, is a political wunderkind who started running election phone banks when he was only 13 years old.
Rick Perry, the current and future governor of Texas, who started the election cycle looking like the dog's breakfast and ended it as a national political prospect.
The protests, which had started over election fraud, had grown into huge demonstrations against the Islamic regime, the largest in Iran since Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini overthrew the Shah, in 1979.
Last summer Mr. Gore started anchoring election coverage himself, but by then he and his co-founder Joel Hyatt were determined to cash out.
