Sentence examples for hold ballots from inspiring English sources

Seven states hold ballots a week after New Hampshire, including South Carolina (see article).

Austria and Luxembourg, for instance, will hold ballots in September and October respectively.

This week, six more universities will hold ballots: Oxford, Bath Spa, Essex, York, Nottingham and Durham.

More public sector unions may ratchet up the pressure on government by announcing plans to hold ballots on strikes that will run from November, in what could be a running battle over pensions.

If Birmingham decides to have an elected mayor, Labour and the other political parties are expected to hold ballots to select their candidates in the early summer.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld and his wife, Leslie Marshall, hold ballots before casting their votes at the John F. Kennedy Elementary School in Canton, Massachusetts.

He said the Taliban had the upper hand in rural areas and it would be impossible to hold balloting there.

Labor Party to hold ballot on Monday as power struggle with ex-PM spills on to the world stage A great white shark killed an American diver yesterday in the third fatal shark attack in recent weeks off the coast of Western Australia.

This was supposed to be the year of Pot-Palooza, when five states are set to hold ballot initiatives that would make marijuana legal for recreational users.

"If you find it odd to find clusters of people sitting around holding ballots up to the light and examining them with magnifying glasses," he said, "imagine what the rest of the world thinks.

The local papers ran photos of vehicles in lines, inching forward, with drivers on their cellphones while they held ballots out the window, as if buying burgers at a McDonald's drive-thru.