Sentence examples for through the poll from inspiring English sources

Come on, David, think through the poll.

This was the best result by any party since 1991, when the murder of Congress's leader Rajiv Gandhi half way through the poll gave it a huge sympathy vote.

"If you actually look at the polling and you plough through the poll, Boris is the only Tory in Britain who still has a positive popularity rating, but that's based on the fact that it's on the soft issues".

People had to go through the poll tax and other hurdles just to be able to vote".

The timber used was thick and nine laminations were required at the centre, where the stock passes through the poll end of the windshaft.

The stock, with one sail attached was carefully inserted through the poll end of the windshaft and once wedged in position and the clamps had been attached the second sail was fitted to the stock.

Today, Gilbertson documented voters in Columbus, Ohio, before and after they passed through the polls.

It was thought that they would lure the Tamil rebels in the north-east of the country to pursue change through the polling booth rather than the gun.

THE voice of the commère in the sleek silk skirt echoed through the polling station, amplified by a tinny sound system.

While PRI governments preached nationalism, the democrats looked to the 1960's civil rights movement and routine transfer of power through the polls in the United States.

The Shias, who make up 60% of Iraq's population but suffered decades of oppression under Saddam, are expected to win political dominance through the polls.