stump speech造句
1. The senator gave his standard stump speech.
2. His strident 30-minute stump speech was interrupted only a couple of times with polite applause.
3. No soap box, no stump speech, no calling out, in a beer-barrel voice, to hit the bricks.
4. Last Thursday, Brown gave what amounted to a stump speech on the subject, aimed foursquare at the white working class, which has been wooed to such alarming effect by the BNP.
5. I added his impeccable logic to my stump speech for the rest of the campaign.
6. His stump speech can seem quite esoteric at times, with references to the inaugural speech of William Harrison, America's ninth president, and to Japan's "lost decade" of economic stagnation.
7. His stump speech offers a simple two-part explanation of what has gone wrong.
8. Santorum delivered his nascent stump speech to a partially empty hall, struggling to connect as he mixed a religious message—"America belongs to God"—with a muddled criticism of Obama.
9. Up at 5:30 a.m., McCain raced through his stump speech and confidently predicted victory at morning stops in Tampa, Florida, and Blountville, Tennessee.
10. Clinton does not include his pro-choice stand in his standard stump speech, either.
11. They campaigned for Hardaway while the Adelman ticket delivered a persuasive stump speech.
12. Confronted by the realities of office, even young men forget the carefree promises of the stump speech.
13. Their shared ancestry became a popular laugh line in Mr Obama's stump speech and a spokesman joked that Mr Cheney was "the black sheep of the family".
14. Much of the address, though delivered at one of the most prominent moments of a presidential campaign, was little different from the stump speech he has been delivering across the country.
15. He is hardly a commanding figure, but a thousand people chant his name and lean in to listen, ready to follow, as Ron Paul delivers his genre-bending stump speech.
16. Al gave his best 2 a.m. version of the stump speech.