Sentence examples for we could canvass from inspiring English sources
We could canvass Gore, Rubin, Gilbert, the Dalai Lama and the many authors on the happier.com Web site and produce the Fundamentally Sound, Sure-Fire Top Five Components of Happiness: (1) Be in possession of the basics — food, shelter, good health, safety.
Blazer said Sunday that there was "much more evidence" to come, detailing what happened when bin Hammam and Warner arranged a visit to Trinidad so that bin Hammam could canvass for support.
The court denied defendant's copyright misuse defense since defendant initially had been offered the lower price and because defendant had not shown that plaintiff's telephone list was a monopoly since defendant could canvass the city and develop its own list.
Giving evidence to MPs on the public administration select committee, Heywood said that his interpretation of the rules was that ministers' special advisers – political appointees who are paid by central government – could canvass for political parties over the phone, in their own time.
It wasn't like I could canvass my own household.
A supporter of amending 18C, Liberal senator James Paterson asked why Triggs gave the ABC's 7.30 program details of the case if she could not canvass the issues.
He identified her as Inez Cunningham, 37. "We have canvassed the places where we felt we could find her," he said.
My husband and I raised money, canvassed, took time off from work to do everything we could for a candidate we believed in deeply.
"We actively canvass building owners about space," Mr. Robbins said.
Initially, we will canvass nearby homes in our rural town.
As we canvassed the landscape of some of the countrys most successful investors, we couldnt help but notice their focus on undervalued assets, their longtime horizons and their affinity for strong brands and business franchises, which are all key elements of our approach.
