Sentence examples for three consecutive election from inspiring English sources

"The man who led us to three consecutive election victories".

Three consecutive election victories, two of them by landslides, ought to give him a place in the history books as Labour's most successful leader.

Diamond, who is now a politics lecturer at Queen Mary, University of London, says Labour needs to establish the broad coalition of voters that handed the party three consecutive election wins between 1997 and 2005.

Osborne worried about Straw's inexperience and Labour pedigree, although he joked that he was not about to complain if Mandelson could recreate and put at his disposal the formidable machine that had carried Tony Blair to three consecutive election victories.

In Britain meanwhile, much of the Labour Party, which Mr Blair reinvented and led through three consecutive election victories, wants to bundle its saviour into retirement and replace him with Gordon Brown (see article and article).Neither man is going right away.

The moments of her greatest triumph – winning the leadership of the Tories in 1975, and her three consecutive election victories – are glossed over or forgotten.

"I don't think anyone should underestimate a leader of the Labour party who won three consecutive elections and fought hard to make Labour electable again after 18 years in opposition.

Elected to a majority share of parliamentary seats in three consecutive elections, P.M. Erdogan and the AKP have been accused by opposition parties of steadily steering Turkey toward Islamic rule.

Colorado voted for Republican Presidential candidates in three consecutive elections, from 1996 to 2004.

It allowed his party to triumph over the divided opposition in three consecutive elections.

Mr. Blair, 54, won three consecutive elections for the Labor Party, starting with a landslide victory in 1997.