polls

""The latest polls show that most students prefer longer summer vacations." "

"The student council had a poll to see what people want served in the cafeteria."

"The polls close at 8 p.m."

"The old farmer scratched at the itchy polls of his head after spending all day in the sun. "

"The principal asked the teachers to help supervise the polls of students lining up for the school bus. "

"The carpenter struck the nail squarely with the poll of his hammer. "

"The fisherman proudly displayed his catch, which included two trout and a surprisingly large polls. "

"The school board polls the parents to see what they think about the new curriculum. "

"The teacher polls the class every Friday to get a sense of which topics need more review before the test. "

"Citizens poll to choose their next mayor. "

"He polled a hundred votes more than his opponent."

"to poll the hair; to poll wool; to poll grass"

"The farmer polls the sheep in the spring to keep them cool during the summer. "

"The farmer plans to poll the young calves next week to prevent them from hurting each other later. "

"to poll a tree"

"The teacher will poll the students to see which online learning platform they prefer. "

"The new school cafeteria design will be polled by students next week. "

"The corrupt tax collector threatened businesses, using intimidation to poll them of their hard-earned profits. "

"The government polls citizens to fund public services like roads and schools. "

"In colonial America, every male citizen over sixteen was required to poll a shilling annually. "

"The government official will poll each household in the village to determine the population for resource allocation. "

"a polled deed"

"This is impossible. The definition "A pet parrot" is not a definition of the word "polls." "Polls" refers to surveys of public opinion. There is no context where "polls" means "a pet parrot." "

"> At Cambridge in the past, John was known as a polls; he aimed only for a passing grade, not honors. "