Sentence examples for vote hello from inspiring English sources
"If we could just get them to vote, hello, we could win something".
However, the other generations that do vote (Hello Baby Boomers!) are getting feisty in their old age -- electorally speaking.
The trio of judges Neil Fox, Nicki Chapman and Pete Waterman mugging absurdly to the camera, tripping over their effusiveness towards the moderately talented contestants; using personal tragedy to accrue votes (Hello Leon!); Geraldine singing the theme of Home and Away with Sir Paul McCartney.
He had the hardcore white racist vote at hello, and for now he's still hanging on to the "racist adjacent:" non-racist whites willing to rationalize or overlook his sexist, anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant dictates.
Wheeler said reporting fraud on your bank account is "a little different than, 'Hello, tell me who you will vote for,' or 'Hello, let me do a push poll.' That is a little different from, 'Hello, you have a health emergency.'".
Suggesting the wealthy aren't "open to bribery" and won't "vote themselves more benefits" (hello, tax loopholes)?
In another example, it noted how 70% of Royal Mail's shareholders voted against a £5.8m "golden hello" for new boss Rico Back last year.
5.17pm BST Hello, Lexy Topping here ahead of tonight's knife crime sentencing vote.
Hello all, JJ Bull here to take you through some of this incredibly exciting vote thing.
Hello, hello! she shouted.
