Sentence examples for ballots to pick from inspiring English sources

At lunchtime Tuesday after three ballots to pick the next pontiff, Ratzinger remained favorite on two out of the three online betting boards, with Intertops giving him the shortest odds at 5/2.

One of his clearest memories was listening, at the age of seven, to the radio coverage of the infamous 1924 Democratic convention, which took 102 ballots to pick Wall Street lawyer John Davis as its (losing) presidential nominee.

With Senator John McCain lagging behind in the polls and many other Republicans fighting for their political lives, the nation's top Republican — President Bush — is intentionally lying low this week, and is likely to do so until after Americans cast their ballots to pick his successor.

Over the years, Democrats have staged the longest contests, including the record 102 ballots to pick another loser, John W. Davis, in New York in 1924.

"If I could go into a ballot to pick a prime minister, then I would".

Before the last general election, the local Tories in Gosport held a US -style open primary pre-election, inviting all constituents, of whatever political affiliation, to complete a postal ballot to pick their favourite candidate.

Have you printed out your ballot to pick who you think will win?

Labour also faced widespread uncertainty over the party's new leader, Ed Miliband, who won a party ballot in September to pick the successor to Gordon Brown, the former prime minister.

Keep secret voting ballots for the girls to pick: Open up the NFL shop.

Keep secret voting ballots for the girls to pick: Keep a look out for the MVP party goers.

Voter Service and Polling Centers are available in each county for at least 15 days leading into Election Day for voters to pick up ballots, vote in-person, update voter registration records, or register to vote.