Sentence examples for voting phone from inspiring English sources

Not only do all profits from the voting phone lines go to Save the Children, but the programmes also contain celeb-led films showing the "need", which closes with a text to donate number at the end.

Three forms of voting (phone, Facebook, or ABC.com) stay open until Friday at 11 59 p.m. PT.

In 2012, the S III won T3's "Phone of the Year" award, beating the iPhone 4S, the Nokia Lumia 900, the Sony Xperia S and others and was voted Phone of the Year by readers of tech website S21.

It keeps the adrenaline flowing, and doubtless eases the drudgery of hours of get-out-the-vote phone calls.

They've got vote phone banks, and we're scraping by to find people with multiple phone lines who'll let us use one".

He summoned a television camera and a small gaggle of reporters to watch him make two turn-out-the-vote phone calls, mostly for show.

In New Hampshire's hotly contested 2002 Senate race, Democratic get-out-the-vote phone banks were jammed with incoming calls on Election Day.

The man, James Tobin, was convicted in 2005 of helping to arrange more than 800 hang-up calls that jammed get-out-the-vote phone lines set up by the state Democratic Party and the Manchester firefighters' union.

Mr. Tobin had already been cleared in federal court in New Hampshire of taking part in a plot to arrange more than 800 hang-up calls that jammed get-out-the-vote phone lines on Election Day 2002.

He then invited volunteers throughout the district to come today to meet him, pick up lists of get-out-the-vote phone calls to make, and maybe even have a beer.

Terry McAuliffe, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, acknowledged in a stopover at a union get-out-the-vote phone bank in Oakland that Mr. Davis's future was in doubt.