Sentence examples for off the poll from inspiring English sources
But the commission, like the government, fears that it may lack the legal power to put off the poll.
Labour shrugged off the poll findings, pointing to other surveys showing that by a margin of 2-1, the public regard the cost of living crisis as a more important priority than cutting the deficit.
So here we go... King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - 34% PJ Harvey - 24% Metronomy - 14% Anna Calvi - 7% James Blake - 5% Ghostpoet - 5% Elbow - 4% Katy B - 4% Everything Everything - 2% Gwilym Simcock - 0.5% Adele - 0.5% Tinie Tempah - No votes In the spirit of full disclosure, Adam notes that Everything Everything and Adele were left off the poll for the first few hours.
It peaked at position 35 in 2004, before dropping off the poll in 2007.
Not surprisingly, Trump continued that sentiment on Tuesday when he brushed off the poll as "rigged".
Some might have written off the poll because its full results aren't available online.
Other factors can also throw off the polls.
What's more, I'm turning off the polls.
Mrs. Merkel shrugged off the polls, saying the coalition would work better after the summer break.
Santorum, a staunch social conservative who has attacked Romney as too moderate to lead the party against Obama, shrugged off the polls and held on to hopes for an upset that would dramatically reshape the race.
All bets are off on the polls.
