Sentence examples for majority picks from inspiring English sources

Ian's rule is simple: majority picks what's on the TV.

Two years ago, a survey of boxing experts found that a wide majority picked Pacquiao to win, twenty-four twotwo.

Tester's win is more good news for Senate Democrats, who kept their majority, picking up seats in Massachusetts and Indiana, while the GOP picked up Nebraska.

Last week, a similar survey found a more mixed result: a much narrower majority picked Pacquiao to win the rematch, twenty-three to fifteen.

A majority picked Yucca Mountain in 1987 as the prime site for investigation, but Nevada's senior senator, Harry Reid, is now the deputy majority leader and might be able to block the choice.

But in a move that Justice Scalia conceded was "certainly unusual," the justices in the majority picked a specific time period — 14 days after release from custody — after which the police could restart their efforts.

When the researchers examined how old these people were in the year they chose, they found that the majority picked a year from their youth, with 60% selecting a date between their birth and their 20th birthday.

In the year to April, almost 41,000 so-called "clandestine" migrants were detected - the vast majority picked up by British staff at joint border controls in northern France and Belgium.

The majority picked about half correctly.

Used almost 3 million times, the simulator reveals that the majority pick urinals that are furthest away from other men when given different options.

There is substantial evidence that the staffing level of 125 officers is a number the council majority picked prior to obtaining any expert advice.