Sentence examples for know the polls from inspiring English sources
They know the polls and the politics.
Yes, I know, the polls show that the G.O.P. is not being hurt by its "just-say-no" strategy.
Turning to Mr. Bechac, Mr. Bush said, "Somebody asked me today on the plane, 'You know, the polls said people, hard-working people, don't want tax relief.' " "And I mentioned that," Mr. Bush added, "and I think your reaction was to laugh out loud".
You know, the polls your sixteen-year-old cousin who just licked molly for the first time and your distant, elitist Williamsburg friend who only listens to Romanian DJs like to participate in.
You know, the polls your sixteen-year-old cousin that just licked molly for the first time or your distant, elitist Williamsburg friend who only listens to Romanian DJs likes to participate in.
We should know the polling results in a few days.
I don't know the poll numbers, but they are hardly unanimous.
And you know, the poll numbers are going to show it".
As far as I know, the poll didn't take into account actual media consumption – I'm thinking younger people probably don't watch television as much as the previous generation, which could be an easy explanation for the variation in percentages.
"I know the poll numbers don't reflect good things going into the race, at all.
