Sentence examples for vote out from inspiring English sources
vote out
To expel the holder of an office or other position through an act of voting.
- The incumbent candidated was voted out in a tight race.
The phrase 'vote out' is correct and usable in written English. It usually means to cast a vote in favor of removing or replacing something (or someone) through the voting process. For example: "The voters were determined to vote out the incumbent mayor and elect a new one.".
We got our vote out".
The headline: "Let us in before you vote out".
"If you haven't got money, you vote out".
We can vote out our liars, unlike certain Arab — and Asian — countries.
They're going to be able to vote out their general manager".
Mr. Davies wryly suggests the always-popular vote-out.
On the council, Crespo settled into the role of perpetual odd-vote-out, butting heads with the other four members.
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