Sentence examples for new stump from inspiring English sources

PORTSMOUTH, N.H., Sept. 2 — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York unveiled a new stump speech on Sunday, outlining the "four big goals" she would have as president and saying she was willing to "work within the system" and make "principled compromises" to achieve them.

After that, it was President Bush's nonstop month of campaigning in August, with a new stump speech, culminating in his renomination at a lavish convention in New York.

In a new stump speech, Mr. Edwards warned of the perils facing the nation.

After the first debate, he unveiled a new stump speech, harsher in its criticism of Mr Kerry than before.

Mr. Romney, in particular, plans to keep hitting the president's handling of the economy in a new stump speech.

"This is not my campaign; this is your campaign," Mr. Obama said, in a preview of his new stump speech.

Beyond it stood dozens of other new stumps, just visible above the ground cover.

And then he went into his new, postconvention stump speech, saying "After all we've been through, does anybody actually believe rolling back regulations on Wall Street is actually going to help struggling small-business people here in Las Vegas?" To cheers, he added, "We are not going back, we are going forward – we are going forward, Nevada – and that's why I'm running for a second term".

It might also tempt new users to stump up the $99 annual fee to sign up to Prime.

But it is proving hard to persuade shareholders, or new investors, to stump up enough extra capital to allow these banks to re-open.

But he went from there into the new, convention-tested stump speech he would have given had anti-American protests not broken out in Libya and Egypt on Tuesday, and in Yemen on Thursday.