Sentence examples for a poll asking from inspiring English sources

In a poll asking who won the debate, he beat the opposition People's Party (PP) leader, Mariano Rajoy.

News Limited even ran a poll asking its readers whether they agreed with his characterisation, and 75% of respondents agreed.

A poll asking if British forces should risk death or injury to protect Libyan rebels from Colonel Qaddafi found 53% opposed.

The Daily Mirror, a left-wing tabloid, once ran a poll asking its readers whether Mr Clarke was a "moron" or a "prat".

Loose Women has been criticised for running a poll asking whether it is "ever a women's fault if she is raped".

Now let's dig back to the source of the data: Last week we ran a poll asking you to choose your favourite input method on a mobile phone.

Clive: If we did a poll asking which song do you think should be most used for torturing people, you'd be safe.

Q. Tennis Magazine in France recently conducted a poll asking women's players to rank the most important tournaments in the world.

A poll asking users which ethnic group dominated the neighborhood (choices: "Italian, Albanian, Hispanic, Negro, Irish, Other") had appeared on the site's opening page, attracting hundreds of votes.

If you want to rack up a real positive response on a poll, ask people whether the women or the politicians should make decisions about their pregnancies.

A poll asked viewers if it would have been better if the city of Leningrad had surrendered to the Nazis in 1941.