Sentence examples for partisan drum from inspiring English sources

Addressing volunteers, she bangs the partisan drum.

WASHINGTON — As President Bush, the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and Republican leaders in Congress urged the Senate to approve swiftly an economic rescue plan adopted by the House, the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, suddenly seemed the odd man out, beating his partisan drum as the rest of Washington joined in a chorus of cooperation.

They should prefer center-seeking to partisan drum-beating, respecting many Americans' historic desire for consensus and the office's constitutionally limited powers.

In a performance that rivals Rove's nurturing of a famously inarticulate Texas governor into a two-term president, the strategist is reengineering the practice of partisan money management in hopes of drumming Barack Obama out of the White House.

"Abu Ghraib and its follow-on effects, including the continued drum-beat of 'torture' maintained by partisan critics of the war and the president, became a damaging distraction," Mr. Rumsfeld writes.

The Flower Drum is Mr. Lau's monument, and it may well be the best Chinese restaurant anywhere, as its partisans believe.

It was also partisan.

Partisan warfare dominates Congress.

"It is not partisan.

Partisan officials.

(Drum roll).