Sentence examples for voting seasons from inspiring English sources

"I've found notes on entry forms saying, 'You'll save my life,' 'I pray I'll get on the list.' " Ms. Brier said there were, essentially, two voting seasons for co-ops and condos: March through June, and September through November.

Big targets were all the rage this shareholder voting season in the United States.

The voting season has barely begun, and the unpredictable New Hampshire primary is just around the corner.

O.K., even before voting season began, I was wobbly enough to be seeing a shrink.

He is promising to campaign hard in Iowa, whose caucuses kick off the voting season on Jan . 3

As always at election time, violence simmers just below the surface, and has exploded once already in this voting season because of anger over fraud.

Best Play Revival The winners in this category (and many others) are usually still running on Broadway during Tony voting season.

The move from mail to online was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission last year and went into effect for the first time this voting season.

The effect is an expanded voting season that has begun to erode the concept of Americans' coming together as one on Election Day.

Even in this voting season — the results of a four-week election will be announced May 16 — Indians are famously cynical about their senior-citizen-dominated, dynastic, corrupt politics.

Mr. Obama's aides said they hoped to end the voting season with a delegate lead of more than 100, which they would seek to portray as a decisive affirmation by Democratic primary voters of Mr. Obama's candidacy.