Sentence examples for I would poll from inspiring English sources

When starting my lecture series on evolution, I would poll the students on several misconceptions of evolution (see Isaak 2003), how evolution operates through natural selection, and the definition of evolution.

Some psephologists reckon that Mrs Clinton has so many negatives that if the Republicans nominated a bag of bagels it would poll 30% against her.

The taxi drivers I'd polled regarded that multi-spoked dervish roundabout to be one of the city's most challenging.

If I'd polled the R Bar, I'd certainly have different figures.

That said, she would poll readers again.

Goodell, he said, would poll the owners of the 32 teams to see if they want to keep talking or to lock out the players.

In the meantime, the master would poll said memory and wait for the slave to complete.

Throughout all this, BLM would poll private helium suppliers to determine a market price.

Balcombe Parish Council said that when Cuadrilla announced its intentions for the site, the authority would poll residents to establish their views on how it should respond.

To avoid making the decision myself, I did what any normal indecisive person would: polled my Facebook friends, who just so happen to be music snobs.

Then, moving from desk to desk, he'd poll the students, embarrassing those honest enough to confess their ignorance.