Sentence examples for extraordinary turnout from inspiring English sources

"This is an extraordinary turnout," Capt.

The same surveys showed extraordinary turnout among evangelicals, who represented some 60percentt of Republican caucusgoers.

That is an extraordinary turnout for an organ recital these days, even for one that had eight performers and lasted three hours.

With Democrats and Republicans saying that turnout has emerged as a decisive factor in these elections, Republicans argued that Mr. Bush's presence was critical to counter what they are expecting to be extraordinary turnout operations by Democrats and their supporters.

The two numbers I take away from this week are not 55% or 45% but 84.5% and 16. 84.5% is the extraordinary turnout from Thursday, and 16 is the age from which those people could vote.

WASHINGTON — The issues were arcane and technical, but the hearing drew an extraordinary turnout: 110 members of Congress, many of whom waited three hours to ask questions for five minutes.

The extraordinary voter turnout and landslide victory for President Mohammad Khatami of Iran illustrates that no matter what his failures, the vast majority of the Iranian electorate believes it still has both a stake in Iran's electoral system and at least some hope for his vision of reform.

County officials admit today that they were completely unprepared for the directive, and even for the likelihood of serious machine failure, despite known problems with the touch-screen voting systems they use, or the extraordinary voter turnout long-predicted for next Tuesday.

When the moment came and I saw the extraordinary all-party turnout of grandees from the last 30 years of British politics I was glad that Charles's good friend Lord Wallace had done the jokes and I was just doing the very serious meditation on the comforts of the Resurrection.

The turnout was extraordinary.

"The turnout is extraordinary," said Mohammed Shady, an election monitor.