Sentence examples for a plank of the from inspiring English sources

The country's nuclear policy lies in tatters.Abandoning nuclear power has long been a plank of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party DPPP), of which Mr Lin was once chairman.

The cap of 24,100 work visas for non-EU citizens, introduced in June, was a plank of the Conservative election manifesto.

On the campaign trail, Prentice at one point appeared to blame the electorate for his party's fiscal mistakes, telling Albertans to "look in the mirror" if they wanted an explanation for the deficit.* He also reversed himself, early on, about a plank of the budget that seemed to punish charities.

Pushing STEM has also become a plank of the Obama administration's education platform.

"A climate skeptic can rarely get on TV ever since Al Gore made it a plank of the Democratic Party... it's a tough go for people who don't believe in climate change".

"We stripped off to our underwear and the fisherman gave us a plank of wood from the bottom of the boat," Branson recalled.

As you enter the bar you'll smack your head against a plank of wood on the stairs, because the place is built for little people.

Just an Australian kid in one of her big sister's old leotards, dancing around on a plank of wood to the tune of "You're A Grand Old Flag" in the backyard on a Sunday morning.

So anyone expecting a "Plank of Beautiful Girls" at the summit is likely to be disappointed.

Yet his talents go far beyond pushing a plank of wood down the street.

Make it in these easy steps: Get a plank of wood in the size of your choice.