Sentence examples for vote and so from inspiring English sources
Nineteen-year-old Alaskans can vote, and so can twenty-one-year-olds in Hawaii….
A simpler ballot would allow more people to vote, and so produce more representative results.
They don't vote, and so they are easy for politicians to attack.
Nevertheless, they are citizens with the right to vote and so on.
Historically, young people do not vote and so parties waste little time in courting their vote.
In other words, New York gets one vote and so does North Dakota.
"So many votes, and so difficult to say".
In terms of the Electoral College, these results offset each other: Ohio and Wisconsin together have 28 votes, and so do Virginia and North Carolina.
"As you know, expectations don't always translate into votes, and so we're going to fight in New York".
He collects more contributions and endorsements, and these generate still more media attention, which brings in more money, more votes, and so on.
In turn, Wynn will claim that Mr. Okada's shares cannot be sold or voted and so should be treated as such in any buyout.
