Sentence examples for terrible election from inspiring English sources

It was a pretty terrible election, as far as access to the polls goes.

I recently wrote a column on the pressing question of which state is having the most terrible election this year.

I never expected to be, by the way, and that election, of course, in 1983 was a terrible election".

When a few Congress workers complained about the terrible election result last month, they felt only emboldened enough to beg for a different dynast, Priyanka, Rahul's sister.

Even after a terrible election defeat, Labour can still proudly boast more women MPs at Westminster than all the other parties combined.

But in the wake of this terrible election, much of my hope has rested not on what could or should happen, and not what the historical record tells us has happened, but what is happening now.

This uncertainty flushed out some sellers later on as memories of some of the terrible elections that took place in Greece, which inflamed the eurozone debt crisis, have come back to haunt us.

Having had a terrible general election, the party has now lost its reason for existing.

Again, this was a terrible midterm election for Democrats all over America, so it wasn't that outlandish to think a Republican could win a Senate seat even in a deep blue state.

So far, however, Trump has proved to be a truly terrible general-election candidate.

That terrible scene on election night 1997, when the victorious Labour front bench were pictured awkwardly singing along to D Ream's Things Can Only Get Better.