Sentence examples for stump through from inspiring English sources

IT WAS originally intended to be a vote-catching stump through an economically struggling, politically neglected region at the end of a slack summer recess.

Joyce then pulled a short ball that was pitched just outside off stump through midwicket for his second boundary of the over.

US politics is full of unfairnesses, but the idea of installing a candidate who has not campaigned on the stump through the winter would be a huge gamble.

Rather, he said, he planned to stump through several swing states over the next two weeks and hold major rallies in two of them: Wisconsin and Iowa.

At first I thought that strange — the SRT8 is a Jeep with absolutely no off-road pretensions, and therefore no chance of getting a tree stump through the transfer case.

It was at the beautiful South Australia ground – in its classic condition, before the sad demolition of the Giffen and Bradman stands – in February 1998 when Hansie Cronje blotted the captaincy copybook that would later be totally disgraced by spearing a stump through the door of the umpires' room.

Removal of tree stumps took through at least mid-April as the cost to remove downed trees exceeded A$1 million (US$882,000).

President Obama stumped through key swing states.

Oh. 58th over: India 229-4 (Tendulkar 37, Yuvraj 0) Tendulkar paddles Monty directly behind his own stumps, through Prior's legs, for four.

In 2008, as he stumped through this city of some 600,000 people Gregor Robertson vowed to boost affordable housing and end homelessness.

But there have been certain refinements in the four years since Mr. Edwards first stumped through Iowa and New Hampshire, a reporter who has seen both campaigns has found.