Sentence examples for live voting from inspiring English sources

Cowell warns against gimmicks on this front: he didn't like Channel 4's The Singer Takes It All, for example, with its contestants moving forwards and backwards on conveyor belts as they sang, in response to live voting.

Specifically, it mentioned a case in which a supporter of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker was charged with 13 counts of election fraud, including "registering to vote in more than one place, voting where he didn't live, voting more than once in the same election, and providing false information to election officials," according to an account by Talking Points Memo.

Here in Oregon, where I live, voting is done entirely by mail.

Before we get to the actual nuts and bolts of voting, you should know that depending on where you live voting may be an annoying process requiring multiple trips to government offices, the post office, or a polling place, and you'll probably have to do it on weekdays when you're going to school.

The thinning of the field to 10 was accomplished through performances in front of live, voting audiences in theaters and, in two episodes, a panel of four experts: Drew Carey, Brett Butler, Anthony Clark and Tess, a finalist from the show's first season.

The worm is a live voting tool.

Wherever you are, wherever you live, vote with your heart.

My area, Broxtowe in Nottingham where I live, voted to leave the EU, 54.6%, 35754 votes, remain 45.4% 29672 votes.

Anon, 19, East Lothian Like the rest of Scotland, Stirling, where I live, voted to remain.

And the county where I live voted for Barack Obama, so I can only imagine what others in less "liberal" places go through.

On the one hand are the heroes of the civil-rights movement: people who — from Martin Luther King, Jr., to the Freedom Riders — braved police nightsticks and worse so that Thomas and his contemporaries might live, vote, and travel in peace.