Sentence examples for back poll from inspiring English sources
One abolitionist who agreed with that interpretation was author Henry David Thoreau, who was incarcerated in July 1846 when he refused to pay six years' worth of back poll taxes because he felt the U.S. government's prosecution of the war with Mexico was immoral.
Results aren't representative of the entire electorate - The survey called back poll respondents who planned to watch the debate and agreed to be re-interviewed afterwards.
The New York Times and CBS News conducted what were in effect back-to-back polls, before and after Mr. Hussein's capture, offering an early glimpse of how the events in Iraq might affect the primary contests.
Election officials in Phoenix responded with scaled-back polling, citing a lack of money and the belief that people would vote by mail".
It beats Comcast's rival all-cash offer of $35 per share, and seemingly puts Disney back in poll position.
It called that general election six months early, on the back of poll victories in those same northern states, and lost.
When the lights came back on, poll numbers had swiftly swung back in the AKP's favour.
Slipping far back in polls, can Jeb Bush bounce back in the next debate?
Even Margaret Thatcher backed the poll tax without any idea of what it entailed – including, eventually, contributing to her own destruction.
Even as he has fallen back in polls nationally and in Iowa, Mrs. Bachmann has not been the beneficiary — primarily, that has been Mr. Cain.
Six months after President Mohammed Morsi was deposed by the military, Egyptians are heading back to polling stations to vote on a new constitution.
