Sentence examples for remarkable turnout from inspiring English sources
"remarkable turnout" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation when more people than expected turn up to an event or gathering. For example, "The rally had a remarkable turnout of over 500 people."
A lively campaign inspired a remarkable turnout of 85% of the country's 13.3m voters.
Now, as the dust settles, Scotland can reflect on giving the world a lesson in democracy in action, with a robust debate producing a remarkable turnout.
There was a remarkable turnout for the Queen, Prince Philip and the Duchess of Cambridge in Leicester.
Despite these remarkable turnout figures, the importance of these demonstrations is not always acknowledged.
After witnessing the remarkable turnout at the protest, according to Kiswani, members of the ILWU began calling her and others at AROC with questions.
Trump's fate hung on whether he could translate the widespread support expressed to pollsters and remarkable turnouts at his rallies into turnout among Republicans taking part in the caucuses.
This particular election, however, brought remarkable voter turnout as the women of Iran made a decision to take their dissatisfaction to the ballot boxes.
The fact that nearly 400,000 early votes have been cast so far is remarkable given past primary turnout in North Carolina.
Turnout is remarkable for a show that went off the air 25 years ago, and in the last few years attendance has only grown: The past four years have sold out, and this year's festival sold all of its 300 tickets in just ten days, almost a year in advance.
They agreed that the turnout had been remarkable, energising.
Considering voter turnout, and the remarkable engagement of youth and women voters, they also deserve to be hopeful and be trusted with their future.
