Sentence examples for brilliant turnout from inspiring English sources

Some argue that Democrats can preserve their hold on the Senate by running a brilliant turnout operation that ignores such swing voters, concentrating instead on getting people who would not ordinarily vote to the polls.

The turnout was "not brilliant", but reflected a complicated question, Mr Jones said.

Baton bearer Kevin Evans, a triple Commonwealth medal-winning boxer from Carmarthen, said: "It was brilliant, a really good experience - great turnout".

"The turnout of 32% is not exactly brilliant," he said, "it's our job to explain the benefits that Wales gets from the EU.

At his funeral on Friday, Foley's wife, Olive, delivered a brilliant eulogy in which she said her husband would have been so proud of the turnout, but "would have hated the fuss".

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.

High turnout?

Take turnout.

Voter turnout is falling.

One is the turnout.