Sentence examples for majority would go from inspiring English sources

But the majority would go along".

There is no possibility that the Senate, where Democrats hold a majority, would go along with his bill.

California's two senators are both Democrats, but, with six new states and twelve senators in total, it is likely that a number of the slots, perhaps even a majority, would go to Republicans.

But give any coach or athletic director some truth serum and ask if Hoke or Rodriguez is a better coach, and a majority would go with Rodriguez, who had an excellent record at West Virginia before going 15-22 in his first three seasons at Michigan.

A healthy majority would go with United if it offered a cheaper and/or shorter flight than American, and respondents were split down the middle as is to be expected when both carriers offered an identical flight.

A healthy majority would go with United if it offered a cheaper and/or shorter flight than American, and respondents were split down the middle as is to be expected when both carriers offered an identical flight. .

The majority, who would go on to become known as the Sunnis, and today make up 80% of Muslims, backed Abu Bakr, a friend of the Prophet and father of his wife Aisha.

He added: "So we'd go into any negotiation, and it looks highly likely there will be no overall majority, we would go into any negotiation we would hope as the third party in British politics with whoever was the largest party in Parliament".

"The majority of postmasters would go out of business," he said.

David Cameron now has an opportunity to spell out how a majority Tory government would go further.

With approval by a three-fifths majority, the measure would go to the public on the November ballot.