Sentence examples for nice turnout from inspiring English sources

"This year, we had about 1,300, which was still quite a nice turnout," Ms. Harms said.

From the pictures, it seems that Rogers enjoyed a nice turnout at the event.

It's a nice turnout for Xoom and its venture capital investors, who include Sequoia Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Agilus Ventures, and DAG Ventures, among others.

"He had a nice turnout all three rounds and we are proud of him.

Assuming the club is getting a decent amount of people showing up, be sure to tell that to people who you invite (i.e. say 'last time we had a really nice turnout, we took over the whole top floor of X coffeehouse') People are intrigued by things that are popular.

High turnout is nice in and of itself.

It would be nice to have a larger turnout of people in the same space.

Manko: It's nice to see such a big turnout for once.

And if the Labour turnout is truly, truly low in both Newport constituencies, could Labour really lose its Mr Nice Guy + captain of the Assembly Football team and the Chair of Culture in the last Assembly?

This time, the turnout is clearly not going to be a disappointment; we start to see the lines of very nice parked cars a couple of blocks before we reach the McMansion that is our destination.

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.