Sentence examples for impending vote from inspiring English sources

One of Delaware's three delegates to the Continental Congress, Rodney had been away in Delaware when he got word of the impending vote on the resolution for independence.

In the run-up to the EU referendum, the Guardian hosted two focus groups in Brighton and Knowsley that shone a light on the impending vote.

Chief economic adviser Peter Spencer said the economy was taking the impending vote "in its stride", with positive "tailwinds" likely to outweigh political uncertainty.

"I can't make any predictions," Hoots, the conference president and the principal of Springfield High School, said of the impending vote.

But two Senators who appealed in vain to Mr. Lott to delay the debate -- Senator Smith and Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat -- warned about the impending vote.

The Sunday session was one of the most bitter in memory, as the pre-determined outcome of the impending vote seemed only to frustrate lawmakers on both sides as they clashed in speeches on the Senate floor.

"Huh?" Trump said in June, when a reporter asked him about the impending Brexit vote.

Moreover, the impending United Nations vote on Palestinian statehood in September imposes a deadline of sorts on the protesters.

The impending presidential vote appeared to divert energy from protests, and a march to Tahrir Square drew a relatively small crowd of a few hundred.

The NSW and Victorian governments held urgent talks on Tuesday about the impending disallowance vote, warning it could "kill off" the entire Murray-Darling basin plan.

The next day, after reporters and legislators had slept in the small office, Bush called the sit-in "sophomoric" but agreed to postpone the impending Board of Regents vote to set up public meetings in Tampa, Miami and Tallahassee.