Sentence examples for the voted from inspiring English sources
noun
A formalized choice on matters of administration or other democratic activities.
- The city council decided the matter should go to public vote.
About 92 percent of the voted shares were in favor of adjourning the meeting to call a second meeting, to corral more votes if the first vote failed.
After the polls close, stacks of the voted punch cards are fed into card readers, in each precinct or in one central counting place, depending on the preference of the officials of the jurisdiction.
JOHN BRANCH COMEBACK PLAYERS NAMED Pitchers Tim Hudson of the Atlanta Braves and Francisco Liriano of the Minnesota Twins have been the voted the comeback players of the year.
Their tactics worked and, after a suspension of activism during the first world war, women were granted the voted on limited terms in 1918 and gained full voting rights a decade later.
The episode is probably best remembered for its memetic best line – "Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos," a riff on the "voted for Bush" bumper stickers that a bitter half of America plastered to their cars.
Content with the promise that if the voted wisely, they might get full rights, the women released the candidates, the best man won, and peace was restored to the island.
Fix-The-Vote Contest Winners.
"The Senate voted yesterday.
