Sentence examples for voting clock from inspiring English sources

With two minutes remaining on the voting clock, Ms. Giffords entered the chamber through a side door.

When the impeachment of President Clinton became a fact of history this afternoon, the wrenching event seemed as plain and inevitable as the time spilling downward on the voting clock of the House of Representatives.

With one minute left on the vote clock, he called the ally, Representative Peter T. King of New York.

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Romney still has time to make up ground, but with over 300,000 people voting the clock is certainly ticking.

Virginia is trying to stop freed felons from voting, turning the clock back to an 1830 law to stop black people from voting.

And remember, if you're still waiting in line to vote when the clock strikes 10, you still get to cast a ballot.

According to numerous press reports, he would hold his paper over the ballot box while looking at his watch, dropping his vote as the clock struck 12.

The risk is that senators like Mr. Coburn will delay a vote until the clock runs out.

The House leadership should take charge, putting the census bill on the calendar so members can vote before the clock runs out.

The number is, to some extent, explained by the double dissolution: the government lost the time to put all its legislation to a vote before the clock ran out.