canvass

By the beginning of 2008 he has created over 25 canvasses.

A quick canvass would almost certainly turn the kid up.

A canvass by telephone is the same as not doing it.

The family spent much of their early years living "under just a canvass sheet."

The legs were his for the closing week of the canvass.

We also did not often show ourselves to the people, except in small canvasses on home ground.

Nobody was happy to see us, either, especially as we moved into Southeast on our canvass.

They're asked to paint 10-15 canvasses in exchange for a car.

He is perhaps best known, though, for large canvasses painted out of doors.

The canvass, however, did not last beyond the first saloon.

In it a woman steps out of her lover's canvasses.

He asked them to run separate canvasses within their jurisdictions.

Many of her canvasses were large and have a patchwork quality.

I paint canvasses on the floor and drove one art teacher out of his mind.

Around this time he exhibited large canvasses of American football.

After that he would start a door-to-door canvass of the area.

We do a high-speed canvass at a given level and record it on tape.

Most of his canvasses are scattered among various private collections.

The project will transform 13 vehicles into moving canvasses of art.

Jay was just reporting in on the canvass and search.

They distributed a study drawn from a canvass of 192 cities.

He sank into a canvass chair and regarded his friend.

Our houses are the blank canvasses on which we paint the future.

He was the only states' rights candidate elected in the statewide canvass.

"We did a few test canvasses but found that people were, for very good reasons, not focused on the election," he said.

Was I going to have to drive down there and canvass every single one?

Now, what if the same system could canvass every house in the neighborhood?

Discussion question: How do you feel about people coming to your door to canvass?

Your men will canvass the neighborhoods where the women were found.

That would give us an area to canvass for witnesses.

After singing, Bob would canvass the audience for their own good news.

Do you canvass staff or check what your competitors are doing?

I want to canvass in public for this Culture 2000 programme even now.

I have no choice but to canvass that section of Massachusetts and hope for the best.

I tried to canvass for Balzac, but met with no success.

He said officers would canvass restaurants looking for anyone who recognized the man in the photograph.

He was also able to canvass executives at most of the major investment firms.

Though his health was frail, he determined to canvass the entire state.

We canvass building owners all day long and come up empty."

"You want to canvass all the stores near there to see who has yellow bags?"

It'd take us years to canvass enough to find this pair."

It's my job now to canvass opinion as to what it should be."

We will need to clamp down on those who canvass people for the Jihad.

And so last night she fell to canvass you: Her countrywomen!

Nor is there any quick way to canvass them.

"Why on earth did you offer to canvass this road, Anne?

But if that doesn't pan out, I'm going to have to canvass a pretty wide area.

She canvasses neighborhoods in Orange to find women likely to have difficult pregnancies.

It was one way that peddlers could get down through the building and canvass the offices.

It is actually nothing new, this process whereby wives canvass for their husbands.