Sentence examples for poll marks from inspiring English sources

This poll marks the first lead for leading the UK since the last referendum.

The poll marks a shift since a survey last year on Britain's favourite "retro" toy from the 1980s, which resulted in a landslide for copies of television entertainer Timmy Mallett's foam rubber mallet.

The poll marks 15 years since the Queen opened the assembly in 1999.

The winner of Senegal's presidential election, Macky Sall, has said the poll marks a "new era" for the country.

The poll marks a huge shift for Americans.

The poll marks the college's sixth consecutive attempt to gauge public sentiment on public land conservation.

Note our current poll marking Go Home on Time day.

The latter figure marks a striking turn-around in Romney's fortunes: last month the Pew poll marked him behind by eight points among likely voters.

After a first-round poll marked by the highest turnout since 1974, voters put the centre-right Nicolas Sarkozy in the lead, with 31.2%, followed by the Socialists' Ségolène Royal, who took 25.9%.

Nonetheless, the poll marked the first credible election in Nigeria since the end of military rule 12 years ago (see article).What made it different is that officials fought back hard for the first time.

One in 20 British adults do not believe the Holocaust happened, and 8% say that the scale of the genocide has been exaggerated, according to a poll marking Holocaust Memorial Day.