Sentence examples for Launch a poll from inspiring English sources

We'll launch a poll on some of the most popular suggestions in the next couple of days.

In 2007, as the rest of us selected our "Great Britons", the Manchester Evening News launched a poll to anoint the greatest-ever Mancunian.

But, just days after the NERC launched a poll, encouraging the public to suggest a suitable moniker, the Great British public did what it does best – and has been doing for centuries.

Student Alisha Raithatha launched a poll on the Liverpool Student Guild website calling on the university to use the redevelopment of the Roscoe and Gladstone halls of residence as an opportunity to "reject a racially marred legacy".

The Mirror website has now launched a poll asking readers to vote Yes or No on the Question "Could you keep your cool"?

On August 5, 2011, she launched a poll on her Facebook page asking fans whether her next single should be "Criminal", "Inside Out" or "(Drop Dead) Beautiful".

Less than a month after his launch speech, a poll put Trump, for the first time, atop the Republican heap.

As for launching a polling operation, Mr. Klein cited the high start-up costs.

Hitpost, the startup that's building mobile and social apps for sports fanatics to connect and compete, just launched a polling app meant to help fantasy football fans crowdsource their picks.

As part of this, MarchOn will launch a national poll on Saturday, in an attempt to crowdsource a political platform and shape its political strategy in 2018.

When the Muslims4Ken campaign was launched, a YouGov poll had suggested that Livingstone was trailing by 12 points.