Sentence examples for we would elect from inspiring English sources

I simply did not think that we would elect someone that incompetent, an imbecile.

By reason of circumstances which cannot be divulged in this communication, we would elect to make this country our permanent residence. . . .

Just two years ago, how many people would have confidently predicted that we would elect our first African-American president in 2008?

If you had told me in 2000 that in a decade the World Trade Centre would fall from a terrorist attack, we'd go into a number of wars, we would elect a black president and Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers would vaporise, I would have been stunned".

I don't want to believe that we would elect him president, at all.

I never would have dreamed that we would elect an African American president.

"We'd elect him tomorrow," one prominent union leader said.

In Texas it used to be we'd elect politicians to get something done.

"I love the idea that we'd elect a woman for president," he says.

Or that Communism would come tumbling down, that marriage equality would happen, or that we'd elect a black president.

Our capital would come from member-owners who would buy shares, we'd elect a board of directors, and the board would hire a general manager.