Sentence examples for vast turnout from inspiring English sources

The celebration, typically crowned by a vast turnout of goose-stepping soldiers and dancing, uniformed women in the city's central square, was punctuated — as it is every year — by a flower show featuring bright red tuberous begonias called kimjongilia.

Social media, anecdotal evidence and the vast turnout at Corbyn's rallies, where Corbyn has often found himself addressing crowds in the street because the meeting rooms cannot contain everyone who wants to hear him, also point to the Corbyn surge being real.

By a margin of 55% to 45%, and on a vast 85% turnout, Scots voted to stick with the United Kingdom on September 18th.

That sets up a stark contrast with Mr. Romney, whose own millions are financing a vast voter turnout effort.

The 44% turnout, which was vast compared with any Mubarak-era election, was a healthy sign of an unfamiliar sense of civic duty and belief in the possibilities of reform.

His decision to hold one of his main rallies in a vast stadium, in which the paltry turnout looked even paltrier, did not help either.And on to Super TuesdayOn March 6th, ten states are due to vote (see map).

But the rebel leaders have already declared the vote an overwhelming success, claiming a turnout of 75percentt with the vast majority voting "yes".

But at the end of the day, the possibility of low turnout favors the Brotherhood because its vast political machine can drive its voters to the polls.

"If these series of ideas become law it will be a vast new way to suppress voter registration and turnout just in time for the 2012 election".

Turnout remained stubbornly low, and the vast majority of candidates who advanced to the fall election were registered Republicans and Democrats.

But black turnout grew slightly as well, and the vast majority of them voted for the white man.