Sentence examples for ceasing to vote from inspiring English sources
And many voters are ceasing to vote at all.
And the English are once more ceasing to vote Labour.
For instance, that Jeremy Corbyn's campaign will mobilise those who over recent years have ceased to vote for Labour and therefore will re-engage with the so called "core vote".
An up-or-down House vote on the Senate measure presented many Republicans with a nearly impossible choice: to prolong the standoff that most Americans wished to see cease, or to vote to allow taxes to go up on wealthy Americans without any of the changes to spending and benefit programs they had fought for vigorously for the better part of two years.
Hell meant ceasing to hope.
They're ceasing to function.
Death, of ceasing to exist.
But ceasing fire should not mean ceasing to care.
A chief executive elected through popular vote would cease to be Beijing's responsibility -- leaving Hong Kong residents to squabble over their own political decisions, as we do in the U.S.
If Labour used his clout to infuse that idea with some much-needed respectability, voting selfishly could cease to make sense.
