Sentence examples for carried a poll from inspiring English sources
The blog Idolator.com carried a poll in which the plurality of voters — almost 40percentt — said they would pay from $2.05 to $10.12.
But patience can be in short supply inside Molineux and in the wake of the 1-1 drat at home to West Ham last Saturday, one fan website carried a poll asking whether it was time for McCarthy to go.
One example: the site is carrying a poll on the Rochester & Strood by-election, asking people to say how they would vote in next month's by-election.
A report from the charity carries a poll suggesting 35% third of Britons thought Islam was "generally a threat to the British way of life".
In Virginia's 7th District, which Trump also carried, a new poll released Monday showed more possible trouble.
I know that, on no less an authority than the News of the World, which carried an opinion poll yesterday suggesting that 86% of Britons support compulsory identity cards.
The Glasgow-based Daily Record carried a post-Brexit poll on Saturday that found 54% of Scots voters would vote yes to independence.
We carried out a poll about the killing of the Jordanian pilot – most people in Syria agreed with it.
Not long ago, someone in the tourism industry carried out a poll to find out the American perception of Tampa.
Durham Constabulary carried out a poll on social media to gauge reaction to the controversial guards, the use of which has been condemned by human rights groups.
