Sentence examples for voters streaming from inspiring English sources

Street vendors had not preventively cleared out, as they often do during elections, fearing trouble, and instead were enjoying a brisk trade selling bananas, peanuts and Fantas to voters streaming out of the polls.

Whatever happens next, the pictures of Iraqi voters streaming to the polls and holding up ink-stained fingers to show they had cast their ballots will go down as one of the defining images of his ambitious project to introduce democracy to the Middle East.

On election day, Dhuluiya's voters streamed into polling places.

Kenyan voters streamed to the polls on March 4 in the first presidential election since 2007.

They didn't want to deliver voting booths down here," Mayor Curtis said, as voters streamed into the firehouse Tuesday.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — As voters streamed to the polls on Tuesday in Sri Lanka's first election since the defeat of the Tamil Tiger insurgency, the Tamil vote emerged as the bloc that could decide the winner.

LOGAN, Utah — On a night when Donald J. Trump's campaign was staggering under new accusations that he had groped and sexually assaulted women, 900 voters streamed into a middle school auditorium in this reliably Republican and mostly Mormon city, desperate to hear something different.

In what the New York Times called a "racist rant," he also proclaimed, "right-wing rule is in danger" because "Arab voters are streaming in huge quantities to the polling stations".

But while "Roma" came away with three wins, including foreign language film and directing and cinematography for Cuarón, the first person ever to win in both categories, it ultimately fell short of the top prize — a sign perhaps of lingering resistance among academy voters to streaming, which many see as an existential threat to the traditional moviegoing experience.

"We're not going to prejudge what we would do if there was a U.N. action". Earnest also went out of his way to criticize one of Netanyahu's final campaign tactics: a videotaped warning to supporters that "Arab voters are streaming in droves" to the polls.

But as of Tuesday, Stop the Steal's website no longer contained the original instructions on how to videotape voters and stream it to the web, or how to create fake ID badges to wear while polling.