Sentence examples for host of votes from inspiring English sources

New procedures in the best picture race were designed to nominate movies that garnered a significant core of No. 1 votes, rather than a host of votes for second or third place.

"He does a lot of talking but he doesn't actually deliver for New York," she said, rattling off a host of votes she contends Mr. Lazio did not support.

After fans fought back at the Hugos, seeing off the Sad Puppies with a host of votes for "no award", we can look forward to SF becoming a little less old, white and male in 2016.

Mr. Baldick said the Edwards campaign had enough money to push to Wisconsin's primary though he hedged on earlier declarations by campaign aides that the senator had enough money to compete through Super Tuesday, March 2, when a host of populous states vote, including New York and California.

WASHINGTON -- Last week, a host of House Republicans voted to block predatory lending protections for American soldiers.

And both sides can point to a host of confounding variables – early voting's impact on polls, the shifting composition of the independent vote, and now Hurricane Sandy – to buttress their case for how the election will turn out.

The TV chat show host and de Rossi took 31percentt of votes with singleton Jennifer Aniston coming in second at 22percentt.

The opponents cited a host of reasons for their vote, including doubts that Iraq would imminently develop nuclear potential, fears that military action would take away from the war on terrorism, and sentiment against war among constituents.

A whole host of other people who voted to leave the EU have also come forward to express their regret with the result.

They will be voting for members of the US Congress, for state governors and also on a host of state-wide ballot issues.

And on March 7 comes the first super Tuesday when the delegate-rich powerhouses of California and New York, a host of New England states and Ohio and Georgia vote.