Sentence examples for bush across from inspiring English sources

To bring the tough Texan, dubbed "the velvet hammer" by Time, back in for a second chance at dragging a flighty Bush across the finish line, shows that the Bushes intend for Al Gore to summer with the fishes.

Mr. McCotter, who supports President Bush across the board, is relying on the president's popularity and his own deep pockets.

Another example is provided by the giant wombat, the diprotodon, which some scientists have argued browsed bush across Australia and kept biomass levels very low.

You don't need an inside source to realize that the five conservative justices were acting as the last in a team of Republican Party elders who helped drag Governor Bush across the finish line.

Yes, he narrowly outpolled Bush across the country and, yes, he successfully mobilised the support of a higher percentage of union, black and liberal voters than Clinton had four years previously.

His ascension -- set off by Senator James M. Jeffords's decision last month to become an independent -- completed a power shift that gives exhilarated Democrats new powers to set the Senate agenda and challenge President Bush across a range of issues.

Lurking in the honeysuckle bushes across the road with a 30.06 bolt-action Winchester hunting rifle was Byron DeLa Beckwith, a fertilizer salesman and Klan member from nearby Greenwood.

Republican mugs depict, among others, Strom Thurmond, Spiro Agnew, Herbert Hoover, and a couple of Bushes; across the aisle are Democratic mugs portraying two Roosevelts, two Clintons, one Jesse Jackson, and a Truman.

P. Mathew, who works eight acres near this trading village, led my wife, Betsey, and me along dusty trails through a forest of spice trees and bushes, across canals that are dry except in monsoon season.

The much-loved garden favourite adorned buddleia bushes across the land as numbers rose by a quarter compared to last summer, according to the Big Butterfly Count, the largest annual insect survey in the world.

He was able to follow one of them before he lost him and then found him again as the guy jumped out of some bushes across the street," said Police Lt Col Alfred Adkins.