Sentence examples for survive election from inspiring English sources

This delusion that it hardly mattered whom one voted for did not survive Election Day, 2000, in Florida, and, in the eruption of partisanship that ensued, it was often suggested that the bruising closeness of the vote would require the incoming President to reach out across party lines to govern as a healer from the political center.

How to Survive Election '15: A Guide for First-Time Voters.

-Global Strategy Group (D) recommends scotch, painkillers and Excel to survive election night.

This "red/green" coalition is not expected to survive elections a year from now, if it survives until then.

I think it's a very bad sign about where we are as a culture when friendships are unable to survive elections or the appointment of Supreme Court justices.

It appears that the influence of the settler ideology is so strong that no Israeli politician can survive elections without speaking their ideological lingo.

I survived election night because I was on a show in Oakland with four wonderful female comedians and we got to vent on stage and afterwards comfort each other.

Dutton was a surprise almost-scalp at the last election, surviving a swing against him of 5.1% and winning by just under 2,000 votes.

Maybe that's an outmoded idea that won't survive the election cycle.

Shortly after police released their recommendation to indict last week, a poll by Israel's Channel 2 suggested Netanyahu could survive an election despite the corruption claims.

More important, it's another reminder that unlike tomorrow's noncampaign, Russia's young democracy could survive an election with more than one real candidate.