Sentence examples for was polled on from inspiring English sources

First, each organization was polled on its preferences for stage width, wing size, rehearsal space, number of dressing rooms, and so on.

Objects such as faucets and boat propellers manufactured by industrial design companies were displayed like fine art, and the public was polled on the most beautiful object in the exhibition.

Not long before the weekend's election in France, the British public was polled on whether they thought a Macron or a Le Pen victory would be better for the UK.

The audience was polled on the question, "In the coverage of the election to-date, do you think it is more accurate to say that the media have reported on bias, or created bias?" The response was: 7% reported on bias; 81% created bias; 12% not sure.

In February Natalie Bennett's party was polling on 7% nationally.

Two years ago, the Labour party was polling on 43% and held a double-digit lead over the Conservatives.

Two women on the jury held hands and one seemed near tears as all 12 members were polled on their decision.

American citizens have been polled on whether they would favor a single-payer healthcare system like the one in Canada.

Customers are polled on the idea.

Across Texas voters were polled on a number of constitutional and local issues.

After receiving extensive information about the policy, respondents were polled on whether they would support, i.e., vote for any or all of these options.