Sentences with phrase «stumps many»

Like you guys, we're planning on pulling up stumps and heading overseas permanently one day.

Just people like you that want to walk on water but don't know where the stumps are.

The most astonishing example is the surgeon in England who is prepared to amputate the legs of patients who claim to find sexual excitement in gazing at and exhibiting stumps of amputated legs.

Jesus stumps ur challenge solely based off of facial hair, let alone tuning water into wine... YOU LOSE... what can you do?

Pull out some gnarled stumps of sin, roots and all, then lay the foundation.

And I know we all want to rush to the flowers and the streams in the desert because it's so lovely and redemptive, but first there must be the rooting out of the rotten stumps and the boulders.

Then you boast about science... yet, none of you are in the field, just what you see on TV sitting there like tree stumps, shoving potato chips down your throats.

In the middle of the night Marianne awakes from a scarifying nightmare in which she has no hands, only «a couple of stumps that end at the elbows.»

By pushing out evolution for creationism it stumps the future.

something that stumps the mind.

Trump stumps for tax reform US President Donald Trump travelled to Missouri this week to make the case for overhauling the US tax code.

Yet, despite all of these derogatory references to the Terry Malloys and Dean Wormers and Norman Bates in the world of gold and silver, I continue to believe that gold, silver, gold and silver miners, developers, and explorers are going to quite soon have their moments in the sunlight, finally out from under the rocks and tree stumps where they have been hiding in darkness for what feels like an eternity.

Clearing trees beside railway lines can cause soil erosion and even land slippageSandra Laville's article (Mile after mile of stumps: anger at trackside tree cull, 30 April) once again highlights decisions about tree care and management being made without a full understanding of the roles of trees and other vegetation in the landscape.

Amid the moldering stumps of old - growth brands — and often inexplicably overlooked by its own trade media — the practice of branded marketing is actually thriving.

She was very worried about the stumps holding up the house.

That's where you dig up old tree stumps and haul them away.

BigHair - Stump, who is an enrolled member of the Crow tribe from Montana, told INSIDER that her work represents her identity within her community, and that she only makes designs using patterns from her own tribe.

In recent days, Sanders has stumped with striking Verizon workers, railing about large corporations destroying the middle class through cost - cutting and low wages that create economic stagnation and widen the gulf between the 1 percenters and everyone else.

That's why Native teens are turning to designers like Della BigHair - Stump of Designs by Della to help them find the prom dresses that not only incorporate popular designs, but also traditional indigenous patterns.

If you are stumped, go to the News section for Google and type in a search that's relevant to your topic.

Suggest a gift card purchase option to if they're stumped for ideas.

While on the stump, Obama promised to establish a cap and trade program to reign in the carbon emissions responsible for global warming.

Well, there's always tree - stumping.

In 1973, Marotta famously cajoled another centerfielder, «Joltin» Joe» DiMaggio, into stumping for Mr. Coffee.

If I got stumped, and Richard couldn't come up with an answer, I'd realize I was dealing with something outside of my capabilities.

Fed officials have been stumped by the trend in financial conditions, which actually have loosened during the five rate increases the committee has approved since December 2015.

«We do need to worry about the stump that's left behind,» Marchionne said.

And if you're stumped by how to connect your passion with a business idea, ask others what they believe to be your best skills or abilities.

Yet many entrepreneurs are stumped when it comes to adding value to their companies and about what the proper company price should be.

Rarely is he stumped for a topic.

Most of the pops were standard fare — lipomas and pilar cysts — but one patient had a bump that stumped Lee.

Have you ever been in the middle of typing an email or writing a blog post only to become stumped when attempting to spell a word?

Getting stumped, Lehrer shows us, is one of creativity's wellsprings.

This type of «digital friend,» LeCun said, would be a «personalized virtual assistant that is not annoying to talk to» because it mostly understands when spoke to rather than being stumped.

Stumped by a thorny business problem?

Investor Peter Thiel — who stumped for President Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention and has remained close to the president — believes the era of globalization is over.

The honor will be available to anyone willing to stump up at least $ 35.

Denise Noel, the director of quality at Dayton Freight, was stumped.

When you're really stumped and don't want things to become more tangled, it's perfectly fine to come right out and ask, «Sorry, I think we may have misunderstood each other.

A decade after the NBC political drama concluded, cast members Richard Schiff (Toby), Allison Janney (C.J.), Bradley Whitford (Josh), Dulé Hill (Charlie), Joshua Malina (Will), and Mary McCormack (Kate) are set to stump for Hillary Clinton in Ohio.

Trump was in the state to stump for GOP special election candidate Rick Saccone, but only mentioned him in passing.

I'm completely stumped by the variety of creatures that show up on my front porch in suburban New Jersey.

They also offered up some bold names in black entertainment who could stump for votes.

That is, until I jammed a spittoon beneath the shovel's shank, creating a fulcrum and ousting the stump from its hole.

President Trump used to boast about forcing pipelines to use U.S. steel, but he has dropped the plan from his stump speech.

Expect to scour the internet for eye - catching, original photos and illustrations, and write about everything from trending optical illusions and puzzles that stump the internet to viral hidden objects in photos and Photoshop controversies.

In another one of our working papers, which links our result to various probability puzzles and statistical biases, we found that the simplest version of our problem is nearly equivalent to the famous Monty Hall problem, which stumped the eminent mathematician Paul Erdős and many other smart people.

In stump speeches before alumni, he has talked about what Harvard is now calling the «five I's»: innovation, intellectual ambition, internationalization, inclusion, and integration with the rest of the university.

In Argentina, President Mauricio Macri is stumping for his party's candidates ahead of August 13 primary elections, which precede October 22 legislative elections.

Veteran entrepreneur Celeste Hilling, CEO and founder of 10 - year - old lifestyle company Skin Authority, stumped me with this question a few weeks ago, but she definitely left me with something to think about.