on the stump造句

The candidates will battle it out on the stump.

He went on the stump in his home state.

Set the BOP stack on the stump and close the hydraulic connector, and then secure it.

The bear blinked his eyes and stood on the stump, dressed up as a mighty tree.

My cylinder's going to sit squarely on the stump of the surface of the water.

Babbitt sat on the stump, facing the dark pond, slapping mosquitoes.

Sitting on the stump and drinking a cup of instant coffee is a pleasant life.

The cool President has turned hot on the stump, stripping to shirtsleeves to lambaste doubters in New Jersey Thursday.

Americans tend to respect doctors, but Republicans think Dean will be too critical and sound too intellectual on the stump①.

The next spring, when the bird flew back, he saw that the tree was gone. The bear sat on the stump and cried.

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.)

Mrs Clinton's performance on the stump may not thrill reporters. But it goes down well with people who worry about paying the bills more than about moral uplift.