Sentence examples for everyone is voting from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is voting freely, without imposition".

Of course, not everyone is voting for the measure.

"If it's tacked on to a national vote that means everyone is voting".

"Everyone is voting, but no one is excited," Hervé Thiery, 59, a flea market vendor on the Avenue de Flandre in Paris's working-class 19th Arrondissement, told my colleague Nicola Clark.

We know that messaging like "everyone is voting and so should you" resonates better than messages that focus on low turnout.

Here at TechCrunch Europe HQ we can see just how much and how often everyone is voting in these awards (thanks to PollDaddy) and it's fascinating to see the voting live.

"I'm going to wait until everyone is voted off the island," he told "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno earlier in the week.

By the time everyone was voting, the norms and structures of democracy had taken root.

I used to know, 15 or 20 years ago, how everyone was voting.

Entsch said having the vote at the same time as the next election would also "save us a lot of money" and ensure everyone was voting.

Seldom can the gulf between promotional dream-message and blunt-trauma reality have been more fully realised in the history of Eurovision than the slow realisation that everyone was voting for Russia.