Sentence examples for physical turnout from inspiring English sources

Maybe today's choreographers no longer need to avoid point work and physical turnout (as Nijinsky and other early "Sacre" choreographers did).

One of them is seated; Degas focuses on her fully turned-out feet, attending to the sheer physical oddity of turnout itself.

Because blacks back then overwhelmingly voted Republican, the party of Lincoln and the party of emancipation, the Republicans had unleashed aggressive campaigns to get blacks to vote, while Democrats had used physical intimidation and outright bribery to discourage black turnout.

The cheering turnouts for Charles Lindbergh, John Glenn and Neil Armstrong were all testimony to the collapsing of physical distances.

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.

High turnout?

Turnout was up 17%.

Turnout may be low.

Six percent turnout!

Low turnout hurts Democrats.

Turnout was high.