Sentence examples for for the polls from inspiring English sources

Thursday was a busy day for the polls, with some bright spots for each candidate.

By refusing to register for the polls, it automatically disqualified itself as a political party.

The injection was scheduled for October 2002, just in time for the polls a month later.

I doubt if many former Conservative voters headed for the polls determined to punish Cameron because he is too liberal.

In large part that's because the networks and newspapers were waiting for the polls to close on the West Coast.

That suggests he might also postpone a general election until the autumn, giving time for the polls to change.

It's too early for the polls – voter behavior has not polarized yet, the campaign has not started.

As for the polls, which currently put support for Ukip between 7% and 18%, Farage finds most of them "laughable".

The independent Al Sahafi Al Douli said prospective candidates would register for the polls from Nov. 13 to 16.

"Like everyone, I'm following the election and I go to a Web site for the polls," she continued.

She organizes about 40 workers for the polls and makes sure they get breakfast, lunch and dinner on Election Day.