Sentence examples for voting wind from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's because all the strategizing, off-the-record conversations and sudden changes in the voting wind — changes that, to the shock of the Underwoods, position Claire as one of three front-runners for the vice-presidential nomination — take place in an atmosphere already known for being a circus.

Will Democrats endure through to Election Day? Will in-person early voting wind up not as favorable for Democrats as it has been in the past?

I am simplifying a bit, but essentially what this means is that in past primaries and caucuses, candidates who held a five-percentage-point polling lead with a week or so to go until the voting wound up winning about 72 percent of the time.

I e-mailed Mr. McCarthy's office just to be sure that leaving the House floor and watching a vote wind down on television was very un-whip like.

Traders with the most votes wind up on the Madoffed leaderboard.

He's white, male, a Southerner, and he could virtually guarantee that Virginia's 13 Electoral College votes wind up in the Democratic column.

"It's always going to be here," said Karmen Dopslaff, a longtime friend of Mr. Denver's and a board member of the Windstar Foundation who voted to wind down the group and go ahead with the sale.

Incidentally, if you assume that the Republican contest will continue to go back-and-forth and make some guesses about how each state will vote, you wind up with a lot of scenarios like this one.

Last week, the Board and major shareholders voted to wind down the company".

Keegan missed the vote because she was attending another meeting, and the vote wound up in a 7-7 tie.

And while the vote wound up yesterday at a spirited, and sometimes rowdy, shareholder meeting in Silicon Valley, the matter has not been conclusively settled.