Sentence examples for be a turnout from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a turnout battle," Lamb said.

As Americans put it, this will be a turnout race, as much as a race for swing voters.

Recent surveys that compare likely-voter with registered-voter results suggest that there could be a turnout gap of around three percentage points favoring Mr. Romney.

JOP!, one of the resident pipe makers, told me, "We knew there would be a turnout, but we didn't expect 400 RSVPs to be gone in 30 minutes.

That's a turnout of about 12.6 percent.

Elsewhere, Philadelphia is a "turnout city".

And here's a turnout link you won't hear mentioned on election night: heroin.

The first round of voting passed off peacefully and there was a turnout of 88%, up from 85% in 2008.

Past milepost 6 is a turnout for the Byron Glacier and Portage Lake.

"Looks like it's going to be a fabulous turnout".

"I would have thought there would be a huge turnout.