Sentence examples for light poll from inspiring English sources

The breed has a refined head and light poll.

"I wanted to take these slap stickers from the sidewalks, stop signs, and light polls into a gallery setting, so I created my own," Muniz explains. .

Rose said the email was just "words of encouragement to a friend" in light of polling that showed Smith behind the Labour candidate.

Perhaps in light of polls showing that voters are not responding positively to his tax credit plan, Mr. Schundler has recently been talking of broader solutions for public education.

Mr. Romney's stance on the special election proposals has modulated in recent months, possibly in light of polls showing that people like the opportunity to vote for their senator.

Former presidents Julio María Sanguinetti of the ruling Colorado Party and Luis Alberto Lacalle of the Blanco Party expressed interest in running, but both faced a daunting task in light of polls that showed the leftist Broad Front Progressive Encounter coalition obtaining a majority or near majority behind its leader, Tabaré Vázquez.

McCain may not have given up yet on New Mexico and Colorado (both of which Bush won), but he may as well in light of polling and of demographics that favor a general shift towards the Democratic party (open Senate seats in both states are expected to move into the Democrat column this year).

Saturday was a light day for polling, with only the national tracking polls and a South Dakota poll out; our forecast was essentially unchanged.

Presented in that light, the Essential Poll isn't that surprising.

Meanwhile, the hashtag #1in5Muslims began trending on Twitter, with many users making light of the poll's results.

The Sun also ran a reaction piece by Sadiq Khan, Labour's candidate to be London Mayor, examining the integration issue in light of the poll.