Sentence examples for correct turnout from inspiring English sources

Be able to maintain correct turnout while dancing on flat foot or demi-pointe.

If you can't maintain correct turnout normally, you will have a lot of trouble maintaining it en pointe, because it's more difficult to maintain turnout then.

"The ECP is now further pressurised to release the correct information on voter turnout.

An analysis of Google search data, in other words, would have made the unsurprising, and ultimately correct, prediction that black turnout was going to be substantially higher in 2008 than it was in 2004.

Those who make the rules do not necessarily abide by them.DAVID COLEKitwe, ZambiaLocal affairsSIR—I strongly disagree with some of the conclusions of your article on the powers of local government in Britain (May 9th).You are correct to deplore low turnout and voter apathy in local council elections.

If Chris Cillizza's guesstimate of 100,000 for turnout were correct, then the three-tenths of a percentage point separating Romney and Paul in Silver's projection would amount to three hundred voters.

He also formally corrected an erroneous 2004 Ohio voter turnout percentage that a Times reader had brought to my attention two days earlier.

If Mason-Dixon's hypothesis about what the turnout will look like is correct, then Mr. Obama is likely to have bigger problems than in Minnesota and may be the underdog.

The train derailed at a low speed after mechanics turned the turnout blades manually into the correct position, but forgot to check the turnout frog, which was set to a diverging track.

His technique always remained impeccably correct and precise, even if, to Russian eyes, the turnout of his feet at times appeared a trifle exaggerated.

A handful of small Ohio counties haven't reported results at all, for instance, and the assumption that turnout will be proportional to 2008 is not necessarily correct.