Sentence examples for into a vote from inspiring English sources
Renzi had turned the electoral vote into a vote of confidence; the balloting was secret.
He even managed to parlay a badly-handled war in Iraq into a vote winner.
I asked if her admiration for him would translate into a vote for Le Pen.
Still, analysts said, an endorsement from the pilots would not automatically translate into a vote of confidence for American's management.
Mr Berlusconi cleverly turned a referendum last May on electoral changes into a vote on the government itself.
Romney, in picking Ryan, turned the election into a vote on a core question: Who can revive America?
No attempt is made to make the proud Coriolanus into a vote-getter or crowd-pleaser.
Hollande took his rival's criticism, turned it into a vote-winning slogan and got himself elected.
The partisanship has been partly driven by political opportunism, as the Republicans have tried to turn September 11th into a vote-winner.
Dismiss as a little local difficulty, if you will, Labour vote-rigging in Birmingham, however redolent of Chicago's Mayor Daley; forget the warehouse converted into a vote-laundering factory, or postal ballots being stolen from postmen.
Is Britain, wondered journalists hunting for ways to enliven reporting on the dreary pre-election campaign, about to become like America, where Republicans have turned distaste for abortion into a vote-winner?Photography, curiously, has recently revived discussion of the morality of abortion.
