Sentence examples for radio poll from inspiring English sources

One radio poll found that 85percentt "sympathized" with American victims but 70percentthoughtht American policies were to blame and 60percentthoughtht Mr. bin Laden's guilt had not been proved.

Those were the days, eh? Gazza in tears, Madchester on the radio, poll tax riots in the streets … Based on Pete Davies's bestseller All Played Out, James Erskine's film also recounts how English football successfully rebranded itself during the tournament, from a barbaric bunch of hooligans to a nation of dignified, if lachrymose, almost-champions.

Davis expressed her desire to play Scarlett, and while David O. Selznick was conducting a search for the actress to play the role, a radio poll named her as the audience favorite.

He is widely regarded as a club legend by Gillingham fans, who in 2005 voted him the team's best ever player in a local radio poll, and he was also named Gillingham's greatest ever player by the Professional Footballers Associationn in November 2007.

(Several deeply unscientific Web and radio polls in Boston this week produced votes of no confidence up to 83percentt).

The group formed a campaign committee, Parent Teacher Alliance, that paid for campaign mail, radio ads, polling and phone banking.

The coalition head grants a contention free channel to individual cognitive radios by polling them (using their identity numbers) for transmitting their local decisions.

The song appeared in two "best of 1999" radio-station polls: No. 87 in 89X's Top 89 Songs of 1999 and No. 100 in Q101's Top 101 of 1999.

The nation's favourite radio voices (Radio Times poll) Women 1 Kirsty Young 2 Charlotte Green 3 Jenni Murray 4 Mishal Husain 5 Jane Garvey 6 Lynn Bowles 7 Corrie Corfield 8 Susan Rae 9 Sarah Walker 10 Anne-Marie Minhall Men 1 Eddie Mair 2 John Humphrys 3 Ken Bruce 4 John Suchet 5 Neil Nunes 6 Henry Blofeld 7 Barry Cryer 8 Charles Collingwood 9 Michael Berkeley 10 Steve Allen.

Federico Lombardi, head of Vatican television and radio, called the poll results "worrying events" in a liberalizing trend that "does not cease to amaze".

Wisconsin governor - A new Wisconsin Public Radio live interviewer poll conducted by St. Norbert's College finds a near tie among likely voters between Republican Gov. Scott Walker (47 percent) and Democratic challenger Mary Burke (46percentt) with just 6percentt undecided.