Sentence examples for the elections between from inspiring English sources

Tells about the elections between 1981 & 1988.

Voters faced a stark choice in the elections between pro-Western parties promising to continue Serbia's path toward the European Union and nationalist parties calling for closer ties with Russia.

A previous study of U.S. Senate and House of Representative elections showed that candidates whose faces were judged "more competent" than their opponents' won the elections between 66% and 74% of the time (Science, 10 June 2005, p. 1623).

First everyone gets mad about a little hair tousle, now Jimmy Fallon has to learn that the elections between the presidential ones are called the "midterms," and we're all allowed to vote in them.

The polls have pointed to the formation of a new coalition after the election between the two leading opposition parties, Labour and Fine Gael.

The survey was conducted by Survation for the thinktank among 2,000 respondents across Britain in the days after the election between 8 and 14 May.

The ruling by the Court of Appeals ended weeks of legal wrangling over the absentee ballot count in the election between Mr. Kolb and Samuel Casella, a Democrat.

At the movement's Freedom Summit in Washington last September, one activist told a reporter, "The election between Teddy Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson in 1912 was when it started going downhill".

After leaving his pregnant fiancée in London to cover the election between state-vetted candidates, Bahari hoped to witness "reconciliation and reform", not revolution.

This will pave the way for a major public battle at the election between the Lib Dems and the Tories over the touchstone issue of Britain's nuclear deterrent.

Tensions have been high in the run up to the election between the HDP and the AK Party which has held a majority since 2002 but could, polls suggest, be ousted on Sunday.