Sentence examples for terrible stump from inspiring English sources

But in running for president, he took a sharp turn to the right, and began giving these terrible stump speeches, designed to appeal the most narrow-minded, bigoted and stupid elements of the Republican primary voters.

But his terrible flaw is that stump where his arm was: it isn't long before Dr Connors's work on lizards gets dodgy, and his face turns into a handbag.

In the first episode, we were stumped by the terrible dialogue – and iffy sound quality – in the "wolves" scene in which Louis asked his brother "to watch his bag".

But he got into a terrible tangle and chopped it into the stumps.

Carberry (20 not out) and Root (nine not out) then survived several near misses, the left-handed opener fortunate that Rogers' throw missed the stumps with him well short of his ground following a terrible call from his partner, and even more fortunate that Australia failed to review a late Johnson lbw shout that was hitting leg stump.

It was in terrible shape on the inside, clumps of material hung everywhere, some kind of charred stump kept rolling underneath the colonel's feet, and there was a strong smell of burned meat.

Terrible fielding from Malinga at short third man, who wangs one in at the stumps only to miscue completely and cost his side two overthrows.

Mr. Ryan delivered a spirited version of his stump speech attacking President Obama on Medicare and jobs, after whipping a Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel that he was handed after taking the stage.

While not mentioning the criticism, Ms. Merkel deviated from her usual stump speech on Sunday to note that she wanted to see a response after the "terrible deaths" in the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack in Syria.

Ha, yes, because "Benghazi" was not something that brought high winds and terrible danger to a bunch of people standing around in a tent in Virginia to hear a stump speech.

A terrible call for a single almost ends in Gayle's innings being cut tragcially short, but Vaughan misses the stumps from cover.