Sentence examples for turn out at from inspiring English sources

Too little and it just doesn't turn out at all.

The crowds who regularly turn out at Wootton Bassett are the proof.

"It's difficult to know how it will turn out at this point," she said.

The survey also found that Hispanics and Asians continue to turn out at much lower rates than other groups, and that women turn out at higher rates than men.

She urged voters to turn out at the polls to show that the people, not criminals, still rule.

(And given that only 60percentt of eligible voters turn out at the polls, the actual figures are even starker).

Whether the back-and-forth will inspire voters to turn out at the polls or turn them off is unclear.

And the VRA worked: African-American turn out at the polls is largely on par with white turn out.

Overseas civilians, who turn out at half the rate of the military, arguably need more help, they say.

Instead he will turn out at Paris Stadee de France on Friday night, with his Ireland boss crossing fingers on the injury front.

To a certain degree, none of us can really control how things will turn out -- at least not completely.