Sentence examples for votes talking from inspiring English sources

"They only talk and they get a few more votes talking one way or another.

"You're making me miss 10 votes talking to you on the phone — I'm trying to win an election," he said, before hanging up.

Congress, circle of life: Tom Udall (D) just sitting with McCain during this vote, talking.

I spent the days before the vote talking to not a few Washington insiders, including some well placed in his campaign.

It was not that long ago that black people in the Deep South could be beaten or killed for seeking the right to vote, talking back to the wrong white man or failing to give way on the sidewalk.

The state kept it that way by sanctioning violence against black people who got above themselves by agitating for the vote, talking back to white folks or failing to give way on the sidewalk.

"We had to change," said James Parkel, AARP's president, in an interview on Tuesday after the Medicare vote, talking about a shift in philosophy at AARP that many say culminated in the decision last week to endorse the bill.

Let's listen to Julia Bush, author of Women Against the Vote, talking more about this suffragette leader.

Both she and Justice Anthony Kennedy, the Court's swing vote, talked about the more than eleven hundred federal statutes affected by DOMA, and the real injury that it caused.

In Westminster Hall, proceedings open with a debate on votes at 16, led by the Labour MP Jim McMahon, who saw a private members bill to give 16 year-olds the vote "talked out" in the Commons in November 2017.

The selection committee took a preliminary vote, talked some more, then got some sleep before reconvening early Sunday morning.