Sentence examples for voting alongside from inspiring English sources

"It seems that Labour just do not like voting alongside the SNP – whatever the issue," she writes.

But with only months to go before a general election in Germany, the opposition does not want to be seen voting alongside the government any more.

Alden said House speaker John Boehner was "playing his cards closer to his chest" but predicted he would be willing to let the bill pass with a minority of Republicans voting alongside Democrats if presidential hopefuls kept up their pressure.

The Oliviers have become notably starrier and more razzle-dazzle in recent years – an attempt to emulate Broadway's Tony awards – and this year also brought changes in the judging, with West End producers and theatre operators voting alongside dedicated panels.

"The [PSOE- Ciudadanos] strategy is to force Podemos to assume the cost of voting alongside the PP, and to accuse Rajoy of irresponsible behaviour for not wanting to support a reasonable, encompassing, reformist agreement," says Antonio Barroso, a senior vice-president at the political risk consultancy, Teneo Intelligence.

Pro-Russia militiamen in fatigues and balaclavas were voting alongside grandmothers.

The only country to vote alongside the U.S. was Israel.

Presumably the new Labour leader will campaign for a "Yes" vote alongside Clegg.

The UK abstained in the vote alongside Luxembourg and the Czech Republic.

Short-priced favourite Joel Selwood finished tied fourth on 21 votes alongside Patrick Dangerfield, Travis Boak and Josh Kennedy.

In next week's poll, the president will cast his vote alongside local residents here in the Manuel Pelacios Fajardo school.