Sentence examples for every stump from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, plenty of other issues that require discussion in this campaign, and Sudan can't be part of every stump speech.

For a candidate who leads every stump speech bragging about his poll numbers, there is less and less material every day.

In every stump speech I give, I speak about the fact that people who bring and achieve enormous success do not make us poorer, they make us better off.

He recommends thinning forests back to their original density, leaving just two trees for every stump that could be found dating from around 1900 (the assumption being that some of those left standing will die).

Oh, not to know every stump and stone, not to remember how the fields of Queen Anne's lace figured in the childish happiness they had offered to their father's hopes, God bless him.

Mitt Romney repeated an argument he makes in almost every stump speech: that a tax increase on upper earners will slow hiring because most Americans work for small businesses, whose owners report earnings on their individual returns.

In her rich descriptions -- of snow falling, for example: "The north-east wind outlined every twig, every cart-shaft, every cabbage stump, with a rim of crystalline white" -- she combines the particularity of the historical setting with the timelessness of nature.

He talks in every single stump speech about how he improved test scores for minority students in Texas, oblivious to the utter indifference of most of his Republican audiences to the topic.

Every time Stump's music surges hopefully upward, Wentz's words pull the song back down, his admissions of untrustworthiness inoculating listeners against the urge to romanticize: "They say I only think in the form of crunching numbers, in hotel rooms collecting Page Six lovers" (from "Thnks fr th Mmrs").

I had spent the weekend before the Iowa caucuses -- still undecided, even after the torture of watching what seemed like a gazillion pre-primary debates -- taking in every minute of every Democrat's stump speech that I could find on C-SPAN.

Given this, it may seem odd that China's currency policy isn't the beginning and end of every single political stump speech.