Sentence examples for title of election from inspiring English sources

What a dilemma in a Plaid Cymru seat... ...... There's something horribly addictive about this confluence of old world courtesy and new media cut and thrust, and for this and much else Lord Tebbit takes the uncoveted title of Election Blogger of 2010.

All of which shows that the comedian Jon Stewart is more on target than ever with the cheeky title of his election coverage on "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central.

Well known for his politically critical lyrics – Power of Freedom is the title of his election song, which demands "Jammeh must go" – Badjie fled across the border to Senegal fearing arrest after being part of one of the violently halted protests.

I am deeply offended by the title of your leader on Italy's election.

Just 23% of registered voters cast valid votes in the run-off election, recalling the title of one of Mr Martelly's mid-1990s hit albums: "I Don't Care".

But the Mosaic-Joshuan biblical metaphor, although popularized by Obama specifically about the successors to civil rights pioneers, was helped along in a broader context, post-election, as the title of an article by David Remnick in The New Yorker and in a reference to the president-elect by Jonathan Alter in Newsweek as "the beneficiary of the spirit of the '60s by white baby boomers".

The title of the course is "The 2008 Presidential Election: Where We Are as a Nation, Where We Want to Be, How We Get There".

Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.

Correction: November 5, 2001, Monday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the election campaign for mayor in Seattle misstated the title of a candidate, Greg Nickels.

The non-partisan panel, with your two current appointees, changed the title of Dr Wang's report to the vague and pulp fictional, "Election Crimes". .

"Election Boils Down to a Culture War" was the title of Mr. Fineman's column.