Sentence examples for vicious election from inspiring English sources

Your cousin, Mike Dukakis, was famously subjected to one of the most vicious election campaigns in 1988 (5).

It seems particularly appropriate that I'm doing this in the middle of a vicious election battle between two very different visions of America.

"The mayor has nowhere to hide," says John Biggs, the area's London assembly member who Rahman narrowly defeated after a vicious election campaign in May.

When asked there was any silver lining in such a vicious election cycle, Costello pointed to two upsides: "One thing is that young people are really engaged," she said.

Today, November 9, 2016, we turn our backs on the most divisive and vicious elections in American history.

In the last few months of his term, as the first vicious presidential election contest (between Jefferson and John Adams) geared up, the president did little but hold ceremonial meetings with Indian leaders, accept visits of congratulation and write farewell letters.

After the most vicious GLC election of all time, the Labour Party has won a working majority on a radical socialist programme".

Mr. Cecil's approach to Senate elections goes back to the vicious 1998 re-election campaign of South Carolina's Ernest Hollings, the last Democratic Senate victory in that state, and 2000, when he helped former Gov. Mel Carnahan of Missouri defeat John Ashcroft, a Republican, despite the fact that Mr. Carnahan had died in a plane crash three weeks before Election Day.

Kimberly, at fifteen, manipulates everyone around her, and nothing can stop her, just as nothing could stop Reese Witherspoon's blandly vicious operator in "Election".

The wife of Labour leader Ed Miliband has said the personal attacks her husband faces will get worse and "really vicious" over the election period.

Justine Miliband, the wife of the Labour leader, has said the personal attacks her husband has faced will get "really vicious" during the election.