Sentence examples for a brief poll from inspiring English sources

That African adventure gave him only a brief poll bounce that proved short-lived.

On a brief poll on our block, I find a doorman and a super who are for the Yankees, and a doorman and a super who are for the Mets.

A brief poll of friends and acquaintances revealed the following as evidence of God's sense of humour: Aldershot Wind (of the body, not the weather) Nigel Rees Allergies to things we like (eg cats, flowers, penicillin) The Daily Express The three-toed Sloth George Bush I think that's a pretty good list to start with, but it is rather specific.

The retired neurosurgeon is currently crashing from a brief polling high last November.

His "phantom veto" gave him a brief opinion poll boost but soon melted away.

But a brief straw poll here showed that spectators are not overly concerned about the state of the sport.

A brief informal poll I conducted on, of course, Twitter revealed that despite the initial resistance many users were willing to support the in-stream ad model as long as Twitter gave them the opportunity to pay to get rid of it.

Following the brief poll discussion the really good stuff begins.

There are [at least] three questionable "questions" on the brief poll that caught my attention.

Vizu's technology shows brief polls to people who have seen an ad, and others who haven't — so advertisers can use the polls to determine whether campaigns seem to improve people's perception of their company.

Michele Bachmann staged a brief surge in polls, which preceded a poll surge in September 2011 by Rick Perry who had entered the race the month before.