Sentence examples for the election nothing from inspiring English sources

Now, on the eve of the election, nothing was in the bag.

"People thought he was going to bring optimism – since the election, nothing's happened".

Rick Hind, the legislative director of Greenpeace, notes that despite vague EPA promises that some action would be taken after the election, "Nothing happened.

"I used to be, but every time I'm expecting something, even after the elections, nothing really changes.

The senator's answer – a political revolution in which people power forces Congress to abandon its dependency on campaign contributions and embrace sweeping societal change – sounds more like the lyrics to Lennon's Imagine, but in the surreal atmosphere of the 2016 election nothing seems impossible.

They are using consumers' money to buy votes in the next election, nothing more.

If we go for it, if we seize it, if we fight for it with every ounce of passion, vigour and energy from now until the next election, nothing, and no one, can stop us.

In his memoirs, Howe reflects that although the row had postponed the "fundamental debate" he had hoped to start, until after the 1983 general election, "nothing from the Treasury's point of view is ever as quite as bad as it seems".

If elections aren't all there is to a democracy (and, of course, they're not, just as flour alone doesn't make bread), maybe you could call the military overturning an election nothing more than a blow for democracy.

After the election last year, nothing changed.

If anything, it shows that idiots who were stupid before the election learned nothing from it.