Examples of using "голосовать" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's your duty to vote.
Are you going to vote?
Are you going to vote today?
Tom is too young to vote.
It is their right to vote.
I'm ready to vote.
It's your duty to vote.
Aren't you going to vote today?
Who'll you vote for?
He is not old enough to vote.
Who should I vote for?
I won't go to vote!
I'll vote for Tom.
Let's vote.
Tom was too young to vote.
Are you going to vote for Tom Jackson?
Which candidate are you going to vote for?
Are you old enough to vote?
There will be a vote on Sunday.
- Which candidate will you vote for?
- Which candidate are you going to vote for?
I'm old enough to vote.
Are you going to vote for me?
Let's vote.
I'll be voting for Tom.
Are you going to vote for him?
Are you going to vote for her?
Tom is old enough to vote.
What party should I vote for?
What candidate should I vote for?
Tom says he won't vote.
We want to vote.
I know who I'm going to vote for.
I won't vote for Tom.
I'll vote for Tom, of course.
When it was time to vote, he abstained.
I've decided never to vote again.
I have no intention of voting for Tom.
He says he won't vote.
She says she won't vote.
- Everyone should vote.
- Everybody should vote.
In the past, American women did not have the right to vote.
As he is already of age, he can vote.
It's too late to vote now. The polls are closed!
- I don't plan to vote at the upcoming election.
- I don't plan to vote in the upcoming elections.
I'm voting no.
You shouldn't have voted for me.
Mary said she'd vote for Tom.
He said he was too young to vote.
She said she was too young to vote.
He said he'd vote for her.
She said she'd vote for him.
Tom didn't vote.
I'll vote for you.
Tom isn't old enough to vote.
- For whom will you vote for president?
- Who will you vote for for president?
What criteria do you use in deciding who to vote for?
I would never vote for Tom.
I still don't know who I'm going to vote for.
Tom still doesn't know who he's going to vote for.
Who are you going to vote for?
You'll have to establish residence here before you can vote.
If I were twenty, I could vote.
Tom was unable to decide who he should vote for.
I'll vote for Tom.
He is convinced that they will vote in favour of Mr Jones.
Who will you vote for?
- Tom told me he wouldn't vote for Mary.
- Tom told me that he wouldn't vote for Mary.
I don't know who I'm going to vote for in the elections.
If I were twenty, I could vote.
I was going to vote for Tom.
I was going to vote for him.
I was going to vote for her.
- You aren't really going to vote for Tom, are you?
- You're not really going to vote for Tom, are you?
I'm going to vote for you.
- Tom said he'd vote for Mary.
- Tom said that he'd vote for Mary.
- Tom told me he'd vote for Mary.
- Tom told me that he'd vote for Mary.
Mary told me she'd vote for Tom.
Do you really want to vote for Tom?
She was born just a generation past slavery. A time when there were no cars on the road or planes in the sky, when someone like her couldn't vote for two reasons: because she was a woman, and because of the color of her skin.