Sentence examples for determined to vote from inspiring English sources

"I was just determined to vote this year," she said.

All were determined to vote on Nov. 2.

South Africans lined up for hours, determined to vote; half of us do not bother.

But the Socialists (PS) were nevertheless determined to vote against the opposition bill as it stood.

But still, they stayed in their places, with no food or drink, determined to vote.

Lord Ashcroft's polling this week showed a steady rise in economic optimism even among those determined to vote Labour.

Mayu Adachi, a woman in her twenties, said she was determined not to vote at all.

That is clearly the fault of politics rather than the people we spoke to but the uncomfortable truth is that they are as determined not to vote as we are to try to persuade them to.

That is clearly the fault of politics, rather than those we spoke to, but the uncomfortable truth is that they are as determined not to vote as we are to try to persuade them to".

He was sandwiched between Democrats who wanted money for investment he had promised (including the much-mocked "information highway") and cross-party alliances in the Senate determined not to vote tax increases to pay for them.

For outsiders, the issue has been whether, in the face of guerrillas determined to disrupt it, voting could go ahead at all.