Sentence examples for polling about the from inspiring English sources

The N.R.C.C. had done polling about the race and started a Web site, WordswithElizabeth.com, that painted Ms. Colbert Busch as a liberal.

If there were a poll to find the best place for polling about the UK in the UK, there's no doubt that Devon would win that, too.

He said: "The one in three teachers who say that they're uncertain in polling about the measures that they can deploy in order to keep order should be reassured by the government that they have a full range – from verbal reprimands through to lines and essays and up to and including community service.

Hill has floated the idea of another parcel tax for 2020, and the board voted to approve a new round of polling about the possible measure on Thursday.

It doesn't take a statistician to figure out that the more things one polls about, the better the chances are that things will get, well, hairy.

But on the Republican side, they seem to poll about the same.

Among almost every group, Mr. Romney actually polled about the same in Arizona as he did in Michigan.

When Americans are polled about the issue they care most about, the answer by a two-to-one margin is jobs.