Sentence examples for was elected back from inspiring English sources

Paul lost his bid for re-election in late 1976, but was elected back to the seat in 1978.

There is no shortage of people named either "Mark" or "Sanford" who we'd rather see hold public office than congressman-elect Mark Sanford, the philandering ex-governor of South Carolina who was elected back to Congress in a special election.

At the beginning of this year, President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who was elected back in 1992, decided that the time was ripe to strengthen the tenuous legitimacy of his government.

"When the Welsh Labour government was elected back in May 2011, Carwyn Jones pledged he would reach out to other parties in the assembly," he said.

Tell us about the thought process behind this exhibition...I had the idea of the 'Erasure' series shortly after our current president was elected back in November of 2016.

In 1939, a year after the club was voted back out of the Football League, Archie Clark took over as manager, and was still in charge when the club was elected back to the Football League in 1950.

In the same year the club, which had lost its place in the Football League ten years earlier after failing to gain re-election, produced a glossy brochure as part of its bid to be elected back into the league.

"An African American being elected back to back?" she asked.

Widnes coach Denis Betts, who will lead the Vikings on their return to Super League after they were elected back in March, said he was delighted to capture the pair.

In 1900 they were elected back to the top level, having finished as Second Division champions again, but were relegated the following season and then promoted in second place in 1902.

What likely won't be in the news during that time is that thousands of people from 197 countries will be in Marrakech for two weeks trying to save humanity from a very real crisis that is happening regardless of which national leader is elected back in the United States.