Sentence examples for secretly polling from inspiring English sources
Some Democratic supporters of the bill have even suggested that Mr. Rowland is so undecided about what to do with the bill that he is secretly polling voters.
Mr. Baker and President Bush decided that they would keep the two-plus-four idea closely held and begin secretly polling the three other Allies, one by one.
To those familiar with the southern office, the findings are strikingly similar to the conclusions reached by that secretly polled nine-member group three years ago.
The US State Department secretly started polling Australians about their view of the deal.
"We missed our homeland [Cambodia]," says Phang Thy Ang, 62, who was also blocked on polling day, "so we secretly returned [in the 80s], but our properties were lost.
In a series of tweets Wednesday, he illustrated the logistical impossibility of secretly transporting tens of thousands of people in hundreds of large vehicles to polling booths in a state with strict voter ID laws.
For polling, we first consider identity polling.
A new poll conducted by liberal-leaning automated polling firm Public Policy Polling PPPP) reveals that a significant number of Americans continue to believe in Bigfoot, a global totalitarian conspiracy and the idea that the government is using the television to secretly control citizens' minds, among other things.
Bloomberg secretly financed a poll by his own longtime pollster, Douglas Schoen, to help convince Kelly that he could win, but Kelly declined.
But I'm willing to go out on a limb and predict Donald is secretly hoping his poll numbers fall, so he can retreat to the much more comfortable world of private bullying, yes men, and unrepentant self-promotion in a forum where he has all the control.
