Sentence examples for recently voted with from inspiring English sources
He recently voted with the eSlate.
The list also features prominent international dealers who have set up shop in Britain, such as the Swiss Iwan Wirth, of Hauser and Wirth, who has recently voted with his feet by moving his entire family to London.
"If what you say is true, it is extremely disappointing because it means the District of Columbia now has a blurred rather than a bright line between what the Metropolitan Police Department is doing and what immigration officers are doing," said D.C. Council member Jim Graham (D-Ward 1), who recently voted with the rest of the council to opt out of the program.
71). Jim Fisler: The president of Mesa Water District recently voted with the board to raise rates to help fund $35 million in necessary infrastructure improvements.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2010/03/26/2010-03-26_5m_for_an_empty_office_rep_towns_tried_to_get_funds_to_group_that_hired_his_aide.hTownsxzz0v6NJXxZA. 2010: Towns recently voted along with 180 Republicans against the most recent jobs bill.
Though the band recently voted to continue talks with the proponent, community leaders and hereditary chiefs have since spoken out against the project.
The House recently voted to establish free trade with China and a vote is pending in the Senate.
News of the collaboration comes via a new interview with Fox, recently voted New York's best drummer.
Dutch voters recently voted down an EU treaty with Ukraine, although the trade parts of the deal have already entered into force.
Pairing the "sexist of the year" with the recently voted "sexiest man alive" (Maroon 5's Adam Levine) is an interesting concept, but the two acts aren't worlds apart.
Although there are many advantages to attending a Russell Group university, sharing facilities with Falmouth University (recently voted the UK's number one arts university), and having a beach within a five-minute drive, there's a much bigger focus on what the campus embodies as a wider lifestyle.
