Sentence examples for asking for votes from inspiring English sources

He seemed almost apologetic about asking for votes.

In speeches his clipped delivery is that of a man accustomed to giving orders, not asking for votes.

But he nonetheless is a very rich man asking for votes from people who have far, far less.

He sounded more like a heckler at a Clinton speech than a presidential candidate asking for votes.

She declared she was not yet asking for votes, but only "the chance to be heard and for Scotland to take another look at Labour under my leadership".

Mr. Scott defended his use of the forum saying he saw nothing in the rules that prohibited someone from asking for votes.

He doesn't ask for votes.

There is not even a promise that the company intends to try to ask for votes from foreigners.

There, shareholders can vote directors off the board, and ask for votes on resolutions at annual meetings, many of which are binding on the board.

As South Carolina's unlikely Democratic nominee for the Senate, he was supposed to introduce himself, shake hands and ask for votes.

Visiting a medical device company Wednesday in Chelmsford, he spouted questions and never missed a chance to ham it up as he asked for votes.