Sentence examples for start a poll from inspiring English sources
How do I start a poll in a conference?
Similar to the process in Laguna, Tavanotti would start a poll for the community and find local art students to come up with the winning concept and paint the mural.
Start a poll with your family and friends.
During Live Broadcast: You can start a poll with your viewers by clicking the 'Poll' button at the bottom of the broadcast console.
After a decade of working in Democratic politics and cycling through a series of jobs in the District of Columbia government, in 1989 he teamed up with Diane Feldman, then Mayor Marion Barry's number cruncher, to start a polling firm A successful run with the underdog DC mayoral candidate Sharon Pratt Kelly made Lester a player.
West Ham United fans have started a poll seeking views on the club's proposed move to the Olympic Stadium in Stratford after the Games.
As for starting a polling operation, Mr. Klein cited the high startup costs.
On the FireDrop Web site you start a new Poll Zaplet.
This way, you'll be well-armed with the fun ways to start a conversation that polling and astrology provide: "I hear Hillary is ahead in California... What's your sign?
Last week, voters went to the polls to start a new beginning at College of DuPage.
Almost 9 in 10 uninsured individuals didn't even know enrollment was starting again, a poll from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation found last month.
