Sentence examples for majority would pick from inspiring English sources
If the voters could do it, surely a majority would pick that Manning and Peterson split the award.
But four years later, he ran for office as lieutenant governor – even though everyone knew that if Republicans gained control of the statehouse, the new majority would pick the gubernatorial candidate, Henry S. Lane, as a senator, whereupon Morton would ascend to the governorship.
And while the federal government would pick up the vast majority of the tab, some $20bn, the expansion would still cost the state of Florida $1.2bn by 2019.
The firm said a "small number" of applicants would be chosen according to their past contributions to its community, but the majority would be picked at random.
WHEN The Economist asked academic economists in September which presidential candidate would pick the better economic team, a huge majority said Barack Obama.
Most items had high rates of "yes" or positive responses, in IRT context, these have low difficulty parameters, most patients would pick, and these seem to describe the majority of patients' expectations.
He further imagined that Democrats would pick up enough seats in the Senate to make him the Majority Leader.
Mr. Gephardt said he had been confident that Democrats would pick up some House seats -- and might even retake the majority.
This partner said it was not yet clear whether different buyers would pick up different pieces of the firm, or whether one firm would take the majority of the consulting unit.
The winners would pick themselves.
