Sentence examples for voting line from inspiring English sources
New Voting Line Person: "Is this the voting line?? Me: "Yes!
"People never turned out like this before," Sebouh Akharjelian, 29, a businessman in the voting line said to me.
"I remember looking at these people in the voting line and thinking, Oh my God, it's going to be a long night, because they were just glassy-eyed.
"No one should hope that the army is the solution," said Sisi. "Standing in a voting line for 10 or 15 hours is better than destroying the country".
Rachael Butler, 54, whose husband John Butler's affair with the Tory MP was exposed last year has got the I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! contestant's voting line on speed dial to "keep her suffering".
Free2call.tv is a cheaper alternative to the X Factor's premium-rate voting line — and its chief executive Mark Hillman told The Mail on Sunday up to 12 per cent of the 50,000 voters who have used from the service are Irish.
The Guardian's Chris McGreal reports that the Tampa Bay poll backs up anecdotal evidence from voting lines.
Running for re-election in 2007, Mr. Levy won the voting lines of five parties — including Democrats and Republicans — and 96 percent of the vote.
"They kept the voting lines open for a long time, I think, in the hope that she would get over the line.
There haven't been many polls testing the popularity of long voting lines (although it is hard to imagine their being popular).
Union members waiting earlier today in long voting lines near the foot of the Space Needle were split on whether the offer was adequate.
