Sentence examples for will be polled from inspiring English sources

It seems like kind of a beta test, as players will be polled on various aspects of the game.

Secretary Powell, in an interview on CNN yesterday, said: "There will be polling stations that are shot at.

All seats for metropolitan Tehran are filled – although there will be polling in three of its satellite cities – and most of the run-offs are in small towns, scattered around 18 of Iran's 31 provinces.

The intersection manager will be polling the message and updating its state every 0.1 s or with in10-Hz frequency.

The Economist Asks: We'll be polling readers of our business and finance channel to find out their views on the changing landscape.

The Economist Asks: We'll be polling readers of our business and finance channel to find out their views on the international banking industry.

"There will be polls one week that show Romney up and polls that show the president up the next week".

There will be polls to pick governors in 12 prefectures as well as members for 44 (out of 47) prefectural governments, along with mayoral and local-assembly elections in over 2,000 towns and cities.

Sometimes, there will be polls asked during the meeting.

So, he will soon be polling like crazy!

where the addition of 1 ensures that there will be no null polling probabilities, so that all stations always have a chance to be polled.