Sentence examples for vote a vote from inspiring English sources

One being considered is a "paving vote" – a vote by MPs to say whether or not they wanted to consider the Brexit deal again.

Because owning a house is like having an extra vote – a vote for house prices to keep rising, mortgage rates to stay low and for supply to be constricted to prop up the whole shebang.

But, to adopt a phrase from another patch of our political landscape, there won't have been a single meaningful vote - a vote on a substantive motion approving the airstrikes.

He is telling the voters that since the Democrats control the Senate by a single vote, a vote for Mr. Forrester is a vote for putting a pack of drawling Southern Republicans back in charge of things and frightening the children.

Since 1913 more than 180 senators have been appointed by governors, according to Fair Vote, a voting-rights advocacy group.

The Scottish government disputes whether it would need the permission of Westminster to vote a second vote, however.

When they vote, they vote as a bloc.

Registering to vote and voting is often a low priority.

"They vote instantaneously, and they voted a global thumbs-down.

When the crowd began chanting, "Vote, vote, vote," a satisfied-looking Mr. Obama replied, "All right, you guys are getting it".

He demanded a recount "vote by vote, list by list, ballot box by ballot box".