Sentence examples for could be voting from inspiring English sources
And soon we could be voting, buying train tickets and setting the central heating using our mobiles.
Under an agreement signed last year, Liberians could be voting for a president on May 30th; the winner will get the Executive Mansion.
For the absence of doubt, I would if I could be voting Labour and I urge every progressive, whatever their doubts, to do the same.
MPs could be voting to add Britain to the mix of nations, armies and rebel factions already fighting in Syria tomorrow as the French President continues a push for greater co-operation.
Within weeks Greece could be voting with the radical left-wing party Syriza, who are currently ahead in the polls.
Jeremy Sharrard, who analyzes public policy for Forrester Research, predicts Americans could be voting for the President online by 2008.
The bill could be voted on tomorrow.
The bill could be voted on as early as Thursday.
The changes could be voted on by the faculty as early as October.
(Or, of course, a third of the Senate could be voted out every two years).
