Sentence examples for been voting in a from inspiring English sources

That's why, for the very first time, I've actually been voting in a talent show.

Zambians have been voting in a presidential election caused by the death of Michael Sata last year.

Kenyans have been voting in a key election - the first since the disputed contest of December 2007 that triggered weeks of bloodshed.

Israelis have been voting in a general election, with polls suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will return to office but with a reduced majority.

Egyptians will not be voting in a new government.

Men were voting in a separate school nearby.

Britons were voting in a general election as The Economist went to press.

But they believed that they were voting in a parliamentary election - a Scottish Parliamentary election.

"Meanwhile in the real world outside that rather nice Sheffield pub, real people were voting in a real election".

Still reeling from a divisive recall fight this year, Wisconsinites are voting in a tinderbox atmosphere, stoked by a near-constant stream of attack ads.

As The Economist went to press, Londoners were voting in a referendum on whether the capital should have an elected mayor the answer was expected to be yes.