Sentence examples for move vote from inspiring English sources

The Move, "Vote for Me" (1968) "Vote for Me" was originally scheduled to be the B-side of "Cherry Blossom Clinic," but the band's previous single, "Flowers in the Rain," was promoted with a postcard that included a nude caricature of the Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson.

First, it's hard to move votes in Pennsylvania.

Their verdict will move votes one way or another.

(Pelosi, who, in a rare move, voted against the final bill, was spared).

"We're going to move votes based on last night's debate," Mr. Fabiani said.

The Senate, in a little-noticed but positive move, voted last Tuesday to give President Obama new leeway to move toward closing the prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

On their own, endorsements in contests like this — with two such well-known candidates — do not necessarily move votes.

Shortly afterward in April, the bank's shareholders, in a rare move, voted against a $15 million pay package for Mr. Pandit.

Moreover, the two states have broadly similar demographics — it's hard to move votes in one state without affecting them in the other — something which the model considers.

To make matters worse for the incumbents of the left, the two issues now uppermost in Latin American minds are inflation and crime, which both tend to move votes to the right.

DOVER, PENNSYLVANIA--Last night, the newly constituted school board here quietly made a historic move, voting unanimously to rescind a policy requiring students to be informed about Intelligent Design (ID) as an alternative to evolution.