Sentence examples for take this election from inspiring English sources

Clinton urged voters in Chicago on Monday morning to take this election seriously and vote – especially if they're angry about the rhetoric from Trump and fellow Republicans.

"We take this election very seriously as a responsibility to be able to contribute to this very important forum to peace and security of the world," he told reporters.

"I was really moved by what Moore was saying," she said, "about 'How seriously are you going to take this election?' and 'How much will you really put yourself out there?' " And did she plan to do that?

"My view is that the party should fight this tooth and nail to the bitter end," said Steve Duprey, the Republican chairman in New Hampshire, "because it's clear that the Gore forces are going to try to take this election -- and we can't let that happen".

Instead, he said, they should "take this election where the people of Alabama said, 'We want to get something done, we want you to find common ground, we want you to talk.' Take this opportunity, in light of this election, and go ahead and fund that CHIP program before I get up there".

Take this election – please!

Women took this election by storm.

All it would have taken this election is a few more women giving Hillary the benefit of the doubt.

In the last two weeks according to Nate Silver, the chances that upstart Kander ends up taking this election from Sen. Blunt has risen over 22 points.

If money was the decisive factor here in the land of steady habits, McMahon would have taken this election two years ago, when she outspent Democrat Dick Blumenthal 16 to one.

This may be the only poll taken this election cycle which showed four candidates drawing double-digit support (Gary Johnson was at 14percentt), meaning absolutely anything could happen here on Election Day.