He went on the stump in his home state.
My cylinder's going to sit squarely on the stump of the surface of the water.
That means persuading the government, which does not want its 59% stake diluted, to stump up: not an easy task.
Mr Romney performs well on television, but stiffly on the stump. (“Robots are people, too,” reads a hostile badge, across a picture of him in a suit.)
The candidate for governor will stump the state.
Michael Taylor examines the base of a 25-foot diameter redwood stump in a backyard near Crescent City, Calif.
She gave the other two an apprehensive look; they all took deep breaths and then dived at the gnarled stump between them.
Rinse the cabbage, remove stump, and cut in half lengthwise.
If every yard you mow has a tree stump that needs to be removed, you may discover that rather than just being one more yard service, you have a unique opportunity in stump removal.
The tender shoots and the expanding flowers are nipped and withered, and of a vine that yearned to stretch its tendril round the world there is left but a sapless stump.
Members of the group stand atop the stump of a giant redwood tree.
She doesn't have enough funds to stump the country.
A carpet of moss covers a domed surface, providing a base for a tree stump, plants, grasses, trees and flowers including foxgloves.
I am now equipped with more angles for listening to jazz performances, although the music theory continues to stump me.
This time he did touch her, but not on the shoulder. He laid his hand on her thigh, careful to keep his fingers up above the stump.
I added his impeccable logic to my stump speech for the rest of the campaign.
One Gadhafi loyalist appeared to be still alive, his right hand a bloody stump.
