Sentence examples for started a poll from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
As for starting a polling operation, Mr. Klein cited the high startup costs.
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.
On the FireDrop Web site you start a new Poll Zaplet.
Mr. Romney, who is essentially deadlocked with Obama in many national polls and has narrowed the president's advantage in some swing-state polls, started a three-city bus tour here by borrowing a message of change long identified with Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign.
The polls started a debate about how to interpret the high number of uncommitted voters.
Mr. Romney, who has narrowed Mr. Obama's lead in state and national polls, started a bus tour across Ohio by casting himself and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan, as reformers prepared to correct America's course, by reining in debts, salvaging Medicare and reducing taxes.
