How to use Elections in Sentence?
- 1. The elections of those days would have been a joke had they been not so tragically significant. π
- 2. At popular elections the most rigorous casuists will remit a little of their severity. π
- 3. Out of seven elections since the beginning of the session the Government had lost four. π
- 4. They vote at school elections and on certain questions of taxation in twenty-eight States. π
- 5. The elections actually took place in the last part of February of the year 1796. π
- 6. But the Congressional elections of 1914 had conveyed a warning to the Democrats. π
- 7. The Whitehall had a leader before the Elections were well over to say that he must ... π
- 8. At the courts of elections of 1631, 1632, and 1633 Winthrop was re-elected governor. π
- 9. The result of the elections in Ohio and Indiana had aroused and confirmed their hopes of success. π
- 10. The elections took place in October-November, 1877, and gave at once a great Republican majority. π
- 11. A province is formed, and elections held, at which Juan de San Geronimo is chosen provincial. π
- 12. He evidently regarded his personal interference in the elections as a thing upon which he ought to plume himself. π
- 13. And now this news as to the result of the elections seemed to fully justify their determination to retain him in office. π
- 14. It cannot be otherwise, whilst the spirit of elections and the tendencies of human nature continue as they are. π
- 15. I cannot doubt that an unwholesome change in the use of money in elections has taken place in the last fifty years. π
- 16. The coming fall elections are important; consequently the caucuses held this spring were of some moment. π
- 17. The latter point of view was that of the younger and more irresponsible section of the community, which liked elections because they were exciting. π
- 18. Ah, but in our class elections do we vote for the candidate who will best fill the office, or for our friends? π
- 19. Then followed masses and various other ceremonies, including the creation of a municipality and the elections of officers thereto. π
- 20. The conversational persuasion at elections is perfectly human and rational; it is the silent persuasions that are utterly damnable. π
- 21. He left elections to the people; and when these proved a failure, a new constitution became a necessity. π
- 22. The elections would be tranquil, with "scrimmages" here and there; they would not be elections without. π
- 23. The elections of 1864 had resulted in a two-thirds majority and it was therefore certain that the resolution would be agreed to by the next House. π
- 24. The court then consented to his departure, and a court of elections was called for December 15 to supply the vacancy caused by his resignation. π
- 25. Arkansas and Texas to hear from, and elections are to be held in the six remaining States. π