Sentences with phrase «stumps in»

Ideal additions like this cotton wreath and the tree stumps in the living room came from the homeowners» existing collection.

Thanks to the octa - core processor on the inside, the browsing experience is extremely smooth, so we didn't notice any lags or stumps in performance.

One author, speculating about the coming of a new ice age, pointed to «evidence of (at least) five rapid hemispheric coolings of about 5 °C... each event spread over not more than about a century,» Flohn (1974), quote p. 385; one line of evidence was carbon - 14 studies of tree stumps in glacial deposits: Denton and Karlén (1973).

Of particular interest are the tree stumps in many lakes and stream beds dating from both the MWP and the logs / stranded groves found at higher altitude.

Mosses, ferns, stone, mushrooms and stumps in varying stages of decay all make an appearance.

Lindner's Germanic sensibility led him to focus on forest interiors in the north, to close - up «portraits» of rotting stumps in watercolour and acrylic.

I hope players notice the detail we put into everything graphics, all the way down to the individual tree stumps in the forest...!

They're all so many dead stumps in the desert.

Mud - filled stumps in the area show that mangrove trees died from flooding around 1676 and 1762, when strong earthquakes hit the region.

«For alumilaria root, he was advised to prune two centimeters higher; for hypoxolon wood rot, the solution was to remove tree stumps in their entirety from his farm land; and for yellowing leaves he was advised to do a soil test and discovered a nitrogen deficiency,» Barthorpe says.

Pat Deneen does well to call attention to this confident comment by our President: Stumping in Iowa on May 24, President Obama declared, «We don't need another political fight about ending a woman's right to choose, or getting rid of Planned Parenthood, or taking away affordable....

Jesus sitting on a stump in bewilderment?

This is the figure who cuts the tree down to a stump in order to build himself a boat in which to escape and see the world.

Once when the Prophet had been sitting on a tree stump and then abandoned it for a higher seat in order that the increased number of listeners might hear him better, all the audience heard the wailing complaint of the stump, a wailing which continued until the Prophet took the stump in his arms and consoled it as one would console a baby.

Stumping in Iowa on May 24, President Obama declared, «We don't need another political fight about ending a woman's right to choose, or getting rid of Planned Parenthood, or taking away affordable birth control.

You may have provided the answer to what stumped us in the local theater this afternoon.

The cashew butter has me totally stumped in terms of a possible substitute though... Help??

I initially figured out which foods work and which don't by doing an elimination diet and I highly recommend it if you're stumped in assessing which foods you have trouble assimilating.

Master these, and you'll never find yourself stumped in the grocery store.

-- Wenger only signing one player all summer — Sanchez returning late and tired — Jack gets the stump in pre — season — Carzola MIA — Coq's knock — OG's deep in form — Theo's horror show — Welbeck — Welbroke — The captain's shaky legs at West Brom — Gabriel's temper against Costa — Ox's miss against Barca in the 1st leg — Cech being beaten at the near post — The collapse against Southampton and Swansea — Kos's constant knocks during the season — Mert's red against Costa — The disaster at Anfield and Old Trafford — The Crystal palace knock out

Once you understand just how important the role of the umbilical cord played, it may help you care for the stump in a more delicate manner.

«Things we wouldn't dream of eating at home — like instant mashed potatoes — taste delicious sitting on a stump in a forest glade.

Do not submerse the stump in water but carefully sponge bathe around it.

Carlson also didn't beat around the bush, asking the candidate why he was bothering to stump in an area already considering GOP territory, adding: «Is this a sign of a campaign in trouble?»

The ad was funded by Murphy's campaign, but both national parties and some independent fundraising groups have poured money into advertising and sent star power to stump in the district in advance of the special election.

Maybe James, when she inevitably runs for mayor in a few years and finds herself stumping in the liberal Democratic clubs of northern Brooklyn and the Upper West Side, will have to find a new answer to that question.

Former Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain already stumped in the state, and former New York City Mayor and 2008 presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani will be in West Virginia before Election Day.

All three remaining Republican candidates have visited the region this month, including frontrunner Donald J. Trump, who stumped in Plattsburgh on Friday.

Former President Bill Clinton stumped in the district for former Rep. Baron Hill earlier this month, the first fundraising stop Clinton has made for a candidate this cycle.

Stefanik, who stumped in Plattsburgh on Monday, sails into Election Day with a fresh endorsement from the Post Star, who endorsed Green Party candidate Matt Funiciello during the last go - around in 2014.

Congressional hopeful Mike Derrick stumped in Willsboro on Wednesday, Nov. 2.

After Mitt Romney's campaign said Thursday that the GOP presidential nominee and his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, would both stump in the Keystone State this weekend, an Obama campaign official confirmed Friday that the 42nd president would also hit the Pennsylvania trail.

Kentucky Preferred Clinton: Bill The former president has already stumped in the Bluegrass State for Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, the Democratic nominee against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Bill Clinton was stumping in Albany, Syracuse and other upstate cities this past week.

Stumping in a sweltering Brooklyn subway station this morning, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio brushed off the emerging chatter that his mayoral campaign, once launched with such promise, is stagnating.

But scientists have been stumped in their efforts to locate or describe it.

Here are a few things to keep in mind the next time you're stumped in the seafood aisle.

Will definitely have to bookmark this for the next time I'm stumped in the liquor store!

This is the area I get stumped in defining my pallette.

I've put together a mini gift guide so you have a starting point if you're feeling a bit stumped in your shopping trip.

Our story takes place in a small Frontier town called Old Stump in the year 1882.

While it's expected that Clinton would be critical of Trump and Pence while stumping in Minneapolis, the attack highlights Pence's divisiveness when it comes to education policies.

FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne has been on the stump in recent weeks, calling for industry consolidation as a way to combat the high costs of product development and production in a world where regulatory and market demands are requiring automakers to offer a smorgasbord of powertrain technology and vehicle configurations.

I began to back out of the driveway, thinking all the doors were closed, but Landon still had the right - rear door open, and I hit a tree stump in our front yard next to the curb.

Stumped in how to even tackle this?

There's no cheesy reward system here, the simple act of becoming better, of getting over obstacles that previously stumped you in a single, flowing movement, is so satisfying that it's all the reward you need.

Can I use a shovel to dig up a stump in AC: NL?

Find the stump in this area and turn the season to Autumn.

In another work, a black and white photograph of a tree stump in winter finds an echo in Macintyre's Winter Sculpture, a tree branch to which the artist has applied a fine layer of gold leaf.

When will presidential candidates stumping in Iowa admit as much?