Sentence examples for decided to poll from inspiring English sources

We decided to poll some of the other top letter gurus to get their take on Tyco's battered stock.

As a result YouGov decided to poll the US public for their attitudes towards the US Constitution's 4th Amendment.

To satisfy my curiosity (and desire to borrow a grandma), I decided to poll every sweet ol' Italian nonna at the festival for their pasta sauce secrets.

I decided to poll some of the "not so famous" moms in my Facebook community, to see what they thought about the video and its message.

In Florida, the GOP Governor Rick Scott cut the number of days of early voting from 14 to eight, and decided to shut polling stations on the final Sunday before election day.

Donald Levy, director of the Siena Research Institute, outside Albany, said he decided to forgo polling in the 1st Congressional District on Long Island, where Representative Tim Bishop, the Democratic incumbent, and Randy Altschuler, a Republican businessman, are locked in a rematch that Mr. Altschuler narrowly lost two years ago.

Shortly afterwards, the team decided to spin polling out into a new app called Cinch.

Three years ago, CNN and Gallup decided to broadcast poll results linked to breaking news from the Princeton studio.

Instead, Mr. DeFrancesco said, the city board has decided to send poll workers to 100 nursing homes, including those that have lost their booths, to help the elderly register as absentee voters and fill out absentee ballots at their facilities.

By August 1979, when Kennedy decided to run, polls showed him with a 2-to-1 advantage over Carter, and Carter's approval rating slipped to 19 percent.

This month the Daily Express decided to conduct a poll to find out.