Sentence examples for go poll from inspiring English sources

It's pretty evenly spread![3] Go poll your friends after you're done choking your brownie.

With five weeks to go, polls suggest the current race is particularly tight.

With a week to go, polls suggest that Mr. White has been unable to close in on the governor.

With one week to go, polls show Labour and the Conservatives neck-and-neck.

Polls go up, polls go down.

"Polls go up, polls go down, but for two weeks now Gifford has been buying broadcast; we just started," Mr. Baldick said.

With almost five years to go until polling day, these predictions aren't worth much.

There are 122 days to go until polling day.

Londoners will go the polls to vote for their next mayor on 3 May.

With just over 16 weeks to go until polling day, keep the golden rule in mind.

On 7 May, the UK will go the polls in the general election.