Sentence examples similar to were I to be elected from inspiring English sources

Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame, Sightsavers, Ghana When I saw I was nominated to be elected on to the UN committee for the rights of persons with disabilities, I felt so proud.

"So I can say I am going to be elected one way or the other," she said, with a smile.

Carr: You mean – by second term you mean one after the – a term after the one that I'm going to be elected to, I hope, as number one on the party ticket on September 14, one after that?

"I don't say I'm going to be elected tomorrow," he said.

It all started in the run up to the May 2012 local elections, while I was canvassing to be elected as a councillor.

A few weeks later, I was awakened by a phone call telling me I was going to be elected chief executive.

He said: "I was thrilled to be elected as UKIP's first MEP for Wales back in 2009 and since then I have given my all to fulfil the role to the very best of my ability.

Australia has a reputation for a 'macho' culture so I was proud to be elected mayor two years ago.

"I am honoured to be elected as the first ever police and crime commissioner for the Thames Valley.

Not that I thought he was going to be elected, I just thought that it would be a better moment for the show to open.

This was (I Want To Be) Elected and was credited to "Mr. Bean and Smear Campaign featuring Bruce Dickinson".