Sentence examples for that you elected from inspiring English sources

There's gratification in knowing that you elected to push yourself and now have one less thing to do the following morning.

As for your siblings, you don't need their permission, but you should absolutely tell them that your mother has made this request (and that you elected to fulfill her wish).

In his resignation speech in New Hampshire, Bishop Robinson said: "This is the one place on earth where I am not 'the gay bishop.' I believe that you elected me because you believed me to be the right person to lead you at this time.

"Is There Life After AOL?" (June 21) left out perhaps the most essential fact about each of the seven other Internet service providers that you elected to discuss: that is, whether the I.S.P. provides software compatible with both PC and Macintosh computers.

"But it wasn't, 'How wonderful that you have a thoughtful new president.' It was, 'How wonderful that you elected the president we thought you should elect.'" Later, during Obama's inauguration, he was in London watching the BBC and couldn't believe that "every three seconds" he was reminded that Obama was black and would become America's first black American president.

"If they didn't think after 42 years that I was the best qualified, I promise them that in the next two years they'll have no question about the fact that you elected the best," Rangel said.

There's only a tradition and theology that you elect or decline to follow.

Finally, it's tempting to think that you elect women leaders and the problems are solved.

"You would think that you elect this guy and you want him to effect change, and then he gets elected, and people don't care about bills being passed".

"My firm opinion, as clear as the full moon – irrevocable, absolute, total – is… that you elect Nicolás Maduro as president," he said in a dramatic, final speech in December 2012.

The crowd chanted, "Send her back to Arkansas!" as Mr. Lazio continued: "We are going to elect somebody that you can be proud of, somebody who is going to serve with integrity, that will honor the office that you elect them to".