Sentence examples for a turn out from inspiring English sources
Wise said: "A turn out as high as 50,000 plus is absolutely amazing and utterly inspiring, and we're all still reeling from the experience.
The organization has put out a "Turn Out for What" campaign with the help of Lil Jon and Lena Dunham and paired up with Kendall Jenner for a PSA on National Voter Registration Day.
To the contrary, the day arrives, and I have a turn out of 30-40 people, many of whom came early.
According to the rebel leaders in Donetsk, 89percentt of voters elected for independence in the vote, which had a turn out of 75percentt.
Again, alanine (A) turned out to be taken up in AC-CA and was likewise secreted.
Start in a turned out position.
One in 1994 drew a turn-out of just 14%.
Organisers of an anti-Beyonce rally may regret attracting international attention to their event after a turn-out of just three people saw in it branded "the worst-attended protest ever".
But Mr Ahmadinejad is at least half-right in attributing his election to the "popular will", for he trounced his second-round opponent, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, by 17.3m votes to 10m in a turn-out of 49%, a far bigger margin than anyone thinks he could have achieved by purely dishonourable means.How, then, to interpret the people's will?
There had been a turn-out of sawyers, and Garland and three others, who were working there as knobsticks, were returning to Manchester (it being Saturday evening), when about half a mile from the new church, four men rushed from behind a cart going the opposite way, and which had concealed them, and attacked Garland and the others with bludgeons and rods of iron.
While Mr. Romney has built up an extensive field operation, run methodically from his campaign headquarters outside Des Moines, Mr. Huckabee's approach is more ad-hoc as he has sought to take advantage of religious and church networks to press his message".Romney has a turn-out machine: no one is going to dispute that," said Chuck Laudner, the executive director of the Iowa Republican Party.
