Sentence examples for their landslide from inspiring English sources

In 2002, Republicans won the South by an even larger margin than in their landslide victory of 1994.

In their landslide of two years ago, however, the Republicans picked up one of the seats in the Senate and the one in the House of Representatives.

This year, though, the drama came early, as the Court was given a chance to intervene and stop some onerous voting restrictions, passed by Republicans after their landslide victories in 2010, from going into effect.

Her ideological ancestry excludes Harold Macmillan, Rab Butler, Neville Chamberlain, Stanley Baldwin, Disraeli and Bolingbroke.What the Conservatives did with their landslide victory of 1931 exemplifies that older strain of Tory statism.

Until then the infant Labour Party had been the junior partner of the Liberals, helping them to win their landslide victory of 1906 and to enact a sweeping programme of social and constitutional reform in great part inspired and led by Lloyd George.

He saw the sky grow bright behind the Royal Festival Hall and told a gathering of true believers, ecstatic at their landslide victory: "A new dawn has broken, has it not?" That was May 1997, but this is the morning after the 2010 election and there is nothing spectacular about the dawn.

After the 2010 census, Republicans parlayed their landslides in that year's elections to draw favorable lines in several states where they had new majorities.

A fair assessment of Labour's record must begin by acknowledging that, amid its mistakes, it has managed some big and lasting achievements.That "wasted" first term in fullIt has become a truism of political commentary that, after their election landslide of 1997, Tony Blair and his government "wasted" their first term.

Since last year's elections, Republicans in Congress have struggled for traction on their legislative efforts, torn between conservatives who drove the agenda after their 2010 landslide and new voices counseling a shift in course to reflect President Obama's re-election and the loss of Republican seats in the House and the Senate.

The warning was appropriate, for in the Congressional elections, Republicans won their biggest landslide in decades, taking full control of the House, while the Populists lost most of their support.

Voters now give the Democrats the biggest congressional poll lead in 20 years, much larger than that enjoyed by the Republicans before their 1994 landslide.