Sentence examples for would poll for from inspiring English sources

Chat-room participants could vote by entering the name of either mode to switch between them.With democracy engaged, the system would poll for 20 seconds to determine the most popular command, or sequence of commands, and then execute them.

In the meantime, the master would poll said memory and wait for the slave to complete.

He also says that Tweets wouldn't stream in as they get posted, but instead would come in one to two minutes later as the app would automatically poll for them.

"One wouldn't poll for those jobs," a person close to the mayor said.

If the first packet in each of the service class queues belongs to a traffic flow that is mapped to another link, the traffic would stall on the link that polled for a packet.

7/12: In France, fifty-four per cent of voters polled would vote for D.S.K. over Sarkozy.

Another pollster, VTsIOM, found that just 42% of those polled would vote for Putin if the vote were held this weekend.

Until the play's last minutes this tightly wound character, played with a hint of gruff gentleness by Mr. Clapp ("NYPD Blue"), would probably win the audience poll for Most Abused Family Member.

Former lawyer for the Prime Minister's Office Ben Perrin also made headlines today after saying that he'd "voted in an advance poll for change".

As reported up and down California, the lawsuit was intended to slow the recall, moving the vote from the fall to March, when Democrats would stream to polls for their presidential primary and possibly vote to save a governor toward whom few feel any pride.

If Mr Miliband were replaced by Mr Johnson or Chuka Umunna, the popular shadow business secretary, Labour's four-point lead over the Tories would double, according to a Survation poll for the Mail on Sunday.