Sentence examples for brief poll from inspiring English sources

That African adventure gave him only a brief poll bounce that proved short-lived.

On a brief poll on our block, I find a doorman and a super who are for the Yankees, and a doorman and a super who are for the Mets.

A brief poll of friends and acquaintances revealed the following as evidence of God's sense of humour: Aldershot Wind (of the body, not the weather) Nigel Rees Allergies to things we like (eg cats, flowers, penicillin) The Daily Express The three-toed Sloth George Bush I think that's a pretty good list to start with, but it is rather specific.

Following the brief poll discussion the really good stuff begins.

There are [at least] three questionable "questions" on the brief poll that caught my attention.

The retired neurosurgeon is currently crashing from a brief polling high last November.

The respite, however, will be brief: polls for the high-profile mayorships of Taipei and Kaohsiung loom in 2006, when the DPP's controversial plans to rewrite Taiwan's constitution will also be ready.

Vizu's technology shows brief polls to people who have seen an ad, and others who haven't — so advertisers can use the polls to determine whether campaigns seem to improve people's perception of their company.

His "phantom veto" gave him a brief opinion poll boost but soon melted away.

But a brief straw poll here showed that spectators are not overly concerned about the state of the sport.

A brief informal poll I conducted on, of course, Twitter revealed that despite the initial resistance many users were willing to support the in-stream ad model as long as Twitter gave them the opportunity to pay to get rid of it.