Gillibrand was a member of the class of 2006 that swept the Democratic Party to the majority in Congress.
Cairo was always there in both my novels before and in the majority of the short stories.
The greatest victims of Southern conservatism have always been the majority of Southerners of all races.
A majority of people in this country are already dissatisfied with the size and power of the federal government.
A majority of the interactions involved a gracious ride to town, and quite a few ended up at a party.
It must be allowed that Mill has the best of it, at least with the majority of readers.
His competitor was Bailly, over whom he had a majority of one.
In early life he had even been proud of doubting that which the majority of men believe.
The election resulted in the choice of Hoge by a majority of 455!
Now let us see what kind of an America the New York police presented to the eyes of the majority of the population of the city.
1550s, "condition of being greater, superiority," from Middle French majorité (16c.), from Medieval Latin majoritatem (nominative majoritas) "majority," from Latin maior "greater" (see major (adj.)). Sense of "state of being of full age" is attested from 1560s; meaning "greater number or part" (of votes, etc.) first recorded 1690s. The majority "the dead" recorded from 1719.