Sentence examples for turnout day from inspiring English sources

Sera were collected within four days after birth, at turnout (day 0) and then every second week on pasture, i.e. on days 0, 14, 28, 42, 56, 70, 84, 98, 112 and 126.

None of the lambs had been on I. ricinus infested pasture before turnout (day 0).

The effort was part of a national "Super Saturday" turnout day that, according to the Republican National Committee, benefited from enthusiasm for Mr. Romney's debate performance.

The turnout Tuesday appeared dampened by a steady drizzle in Monrovia, one of Africa's wettest capitals.

Preliminary returns hinted that turnout Tuesday was unlikely to break 20%.

Voter turnout Sunday was about 81 percent of the 46 million registered voters, down from the 84 percent who participated in the last presidential ballot five years ago — the highest turnout since 1974.

Instead, he said, it should concentrate on organizing a huge turnout Wednesday, which is Unification Day in Ukraine.

The Celtics were part of the reason for the inspired turnout Sunday, but they were not much to watch.

The turnout Tuesday was moderate by Greek standards, in part because many people, particularly students and civil servants, have left Athens for their villages for the summer break.

They said, however, they're bracing for a subpar opening turnout Saturday, in large part because of the holiday weekend.

Although the attack on the World Trade Center delayed the primary for two weeks and all but stopped political campaigning, the turnout Tuesday increased markedly over previous primaries.