Sentence examples for voting it out from inspiring English sources
But, sadly for him, the Western breakfast is rising in popularity.The Japanese have so many reasons to resent the LDP that you might think voting it out of office would be cathartic.
Ms. Feinstein, speaking at a rare public hearing of the committee, said she and the top Republican on the panel, Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, are drafting a bill that would be marked up — meaning that lawmakers could propose amendments to it before voting it out of committee — as early as next week.
Many people talk about wanting to reform the ANC, rather than voting it out of power.
"They voted it out long ago," Capellan said.
Will Nicola Sturgeon state that if Labour pushes Trident through like this, she would then vote it out on the next vote of confidence?
— the International Astronomical Union, which exists to hold elections on these things — voted it out.
This especially surprised me as I loved its spicy, flowery flavors, which lingered in the mouth, but my colleagues felt the example we tasted was not as fresh as it ought to be, so they voted it out.
In private it scolded the commission; in public, it voted to ban the commission's members from speaking to reporters without permission and eventually voted it out of existence.
In Mexico, Mr. Salinas's name has come to be commonly connected with corruption and greed, sins that voters also apparently held against his party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, when they voted it out of the presidency last July after 71 years.
Over the last decade, he has been singing a new tune as Kenya politics has opened up to the extent that one could openly criticize the president and his party without landing in prison -- and now even vote it out of office.
