Sentence examples for take one vote from inspiring English sources

It's only going to take one vote to cross the aisle in order for either party to take command of whatever plan emerges, remember.

"You run hard and don't take one vote for granted," said the mayor, a lifelong Democrat and a supporter of President Obama.

It will take one more vote to see if that "world of good" extends to raising the standard for CSST installed in Lubbock homes, and potentially more Texas communities.

Take one, means take one!

Lawmakers do have to take one war-related vote before they leave town.

I will never vote to take one single penny away from seniors on Social Security".

The Liberal Democrats looks set to receive one third of the Tory vote, but take one tenth of the number of seats.

Voting can take one of three forms: toll-free phone calls, texting and online voting.

Until now, empirical research on the effects of lowering the voting age has had to take one of two unsatisfactory approaches.

In a review of the record, MSNBC's Ari Melber shows that as of the end of May of this year, House Republicans have taken exactly one vote on jobs legislation.

One-nine-nine alpha, take one!