Sentence examples for vote drain from inspiring English sources

Democratic leaders like the Bronx borough president, Adolfo Carrión Jr. and Representative Gregory W. Meeks of Queens said the time had come for their party to address the vote drain and get back to basics.

And the diversion, along with a swell of pride in the historic vote, drained the continuing occupation of Tahrir Square to just a few thousand demonstrators.

On election days, Bangkok's taxi drivers, laborers, housekeepers, street vendors and factory workers head home to Isaan to vote, draining the streets of much of their life.

He would stamp about, wave his stick, say "ha!" or "very well!" and you could almost see the votes drain away.

Trying to avert an "out" vote would drain all energy from anything else a Miliband government might want to do; enduring one would sink it entirely.

Backbench MPs and former ministers such as Peter Kilfoyle and Doug Henderson have argued that Labour's failure to focus on its core working-class vote is draining support in its heartlands.

If they don't, they prove themselves to be occupying just another corner of that swamp so many Americans voted to drain.

In the midst of a historic election where Americans voted to drain the swamp, it is disappointing some have chosen to politicize the process in order to distract from important issues facing our country.

The chance to cast a free vote appeared to drain some of the energy and crowds from a protest in Tahrir Square, where clashes between protesters and street vendors broke out Tuesday night.

IF censure becomes an option, it could drain votes from their cause.

Although he has not yet formed a party, polls have indicated that it would drain votes away from Kadima.