Sentence examples for your stump from inspiring English sources

Q: Speaking of your stump speech, recently you've been talking about how President Obama has fostered a "culture of dependency".

"I was not thrilled when I saw that you have plagiarized this expression to support your campaign by using it on posters, your Facebook page and as part of your stump speeches," Mr. Berg wrote in his letter.

But while Patrick might object to Bronagh telling Ryan to "stop disguising your stump and riding people", this is a world where right or wrong depends almost exclusively on opportunities to gain money and/or alcohol.

One of the pitfalls of being the front-runner is that more people have caught your stump speech in its various forms: sound bites on the local news, a 60-second chunk in debate answers and, lately at least for Mr. Kerry, primary night victory speeches carried live on cable news.

With seminars this week like "Developing your stump speech," "Working with your party" and "Coordinating with issue constituencies," Naleo officials taught their members how to get more Hispanics into the elective pipeline to make Hispanic voters even more powerful beyond 2000.

"Put this sock over your stump.

Find a single or kick your stumps, mate.

This cannot be done consciously, because conscious contemplation takes at least half a second, by which time your stumps may have been uprooted.

(Ms. Kelly also tried to accommodate her American audience by including footnotes that explain Britishisms like "bib and tucker" and "stir your stumps," a decision that advance reviewers on Amazon have criticized).

This evening you can attend a rally in Westminster's Methodist Central Hall, organised by the Vote for Change coalition, with music by Billy Bragg to stir your stumps for electoral reform.

When you are out of touch it hits you on the thigh pad and goes into your stumps.