“polling place”造句，怎麼用polling place造句

one of several districts into which a city or town is divided for voting; each contains one polling place.

What do you do when you see Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel at your Hollywood Hills polling place?

One who votes illegally in different polling places.

The people flocked to the polling places in greater numbers than ever before in history.

Internal Afghan government documents seen by The Wall Street Journal suggest that up to 15% of polling places won't open because of inadequate security.

He walked to the local polling place to cast his vote.

This week, the security work at each polling place was very strict.

Young Michael Morrison, Jan Paschal's wheelchair-bound student, woke in anticipation of working a polling place for me.

But the group estimates that irregularities occurred at a third of polling places.

But as the day drew to a close many voters, particularly in outlying areas of Luanda, were seen still milling around some polling places, unable to vote because these had run out of ballot papers.

If we lose, we lose. But we don't want it because of something that took place in the polling place.

Besides elaborate security plans for the political conventions this summer in Boston and New York, the officials are considering how to secure polling places come November.

At a preschool turned polling place in the wealthy Paris suburb of Neuilly, 83 percent voted yes. That is the territory of Mr. Sarkozy, who was once mayor there.

a temporary booth in a polling place which people enter to cast their votes.