Sentence examples for start poll from inspiring English sources

Yet she remains as passionate about her sport as ever, which she largely attributes to her belated start; Poll did not get serious about swimming until she was 13 or 14. "It was good not to push me at an early age," said Poll, who will also swim in the 4x100-meter freestyle at Sydney and may even enter the 800-meter competition.

Touch-screen voting machines would not start, poll workers did not know how to run optical scanners and tempers flared over who was registered, as voters in many states went to the polls on Tuesday only to find that casting their vote this year could be as much a challenge as a responsibility.

Lacking the resources to start polling operations without network partners, newspapers became subscribers to the service.

Those candidates will start polling the idea themselves, or look to Democratic messaging projects such as this one, which will probably reiterate for them that voters think it sounds like a great idea.

Users can start polls, get friends to answer questions on their own behaviour and see everything mapped out in charts.

And from the start, polls showed that the majority of the public wanted some kind of health care reform.

"As soon as Arizona started polling well for him, suddenly there were problems at the polls".

The US State Department secretly started polling Australians about their view of the deal.

The Society for Human Resource Management started polling members about use of credit reports as a pre-employment tool in 2004.

When I first started polling for President Bill Clinton, 65percentt said they would never vote for him again.

As the Nasdaq was falling by record amounts last week, I started polling my friends about their losses.