She moved over to make room for him on the stump.

If he hit the stump, they would each have a second try.

He got down and looked at the stump of one.

I am going to take that stump out by myself.

Then I got a short one outside the off stump - four, to go to 96.

A stump is a piece of a word, the front or the back.

In its most general sense, stump is an English word.

The remains of the stump were left in the park.

He raised the stump of what once had been his left hand.

The stump of his right arm was against the wall.

That's what you say when you're out there on the stump.

He looked at the stump and felt sick all over again.

By all rights, you ought to have just a stump.

The Stump itself held a special meaning for each of them.

All we've had to do is take the stumps out.

She tried not to look at the stump of the neck.

Therefore, we are going to fight him from the stump.

The little stumps at the back end of your feet.

You will have stumps available to use within six months.

She looked down at the stump where the right foot should have been.

His father threw a stump at him when he was small.

Three human women came walking around the side of the huge stump.

He had gotten up from the stump, but that was all.

He held up his stumps of hands that all might see.

She found a tree stump by the water and sat upon it.

Only a few weeks ago, she would have been stumped by now.

"They really stumped us in a lot of things we were trying to do."

He gave her a cold look and stumped over to the table at once.

Many were stumped when asked who was the leader of their party.

An hour later, however, the two of them were still stumped.

Sometimes, even with all his experience, he is stumped a little there.

That stumped her, so she moved on to another subject.

And if a question stumped him, he could just say so: no one knows everything.

"Are you saying you'd be stumped if we had to get out of here?"

He turned and stumped out without giving me any further chance to talk.

But the project itself had me stumped, just too expensive.

I could not understand the fellow at all myself', and stumped away.

Well, nobody could think of anything to do- everybody was stumped, and set still.

When I ask him about this, he's stumped to explain why.

Not everyone, however, says they are stumped by the phenomenon.

Only one thing was missing and for a moment it stumped him.

She was stumped over how to translate the word computer.

Try to recall her great lines and you are stumped.

Why, then, use a word that so clearly stumps the experts?

That was a fact, and it stumped Tom for a minute.

She did not wait for a reply, and stumped out of the room.

Doctors were stumped so she took charge and found an answer.

He looked up as the President stumped in, his hair aggressively brown.

I stumped over to Tom's house and pounded on the door.

One stumped him for awhile, but then he got it.

He got down and looked at the stump of one.

He has since tried to drive them home on the stump.

I didn’t have a whole lot of experience on the stump.

She moved over to make room for him on the stump.

If he hit the stump, they would each have a second try.

The stump of his right arm was against the wall.

I am going to take that stump out by myself.

The remains of the stump were left in the park.

His next two are much better, straight and outside off stump.

It kept low and would have taken out the middle stump!

This one was growing on the top of an old stump.

The first ball was well up, just outside the off stump.

There is much to be said about you before the Stump.

Can you tell me anything about this human stump back here?

He raised the stump of what once had been his left hand.

Everybody knows you only need one town hall in a city the size of Stump but we've got six.

And then we find the stump from the same tree.

It’s also talking about what he’s saying on the stump.

Therefore, we are going to fight him from the stump.

But what if there was a stump of a third arm?

The Stump itself held a special meaning for each of them.

Three human women came walking around the side of the huge stump.

You will have more, Stump, but first there is work to do.

She had already taken a break on a tree stump near the road.

I knew where the stand was and had even seen the tree stump.

He tried to think of something to put in the log.

The log was a record of the system over the last few hours.

He led them to a large log near the fire.

The light went out and he got up from the log.

I mean even after he'd got the log book in his name?

Then he heard his mother put another log on the fire.

So, I looked around the site for a log in.

By 1850 the small log church was not large enough.

He got up, went to put another log on the fire.

I moved over on the log to make room for her.

Help me bring the log out into light and air.

"Sometimes you just have to let a log find its own way down the river."

And at the end of the year the log told him how well he did.

I will ask you to make a report, for the log, in a moment or two.

And I told him how she'd tried to keep the final log book from me.

We sat down on a log to reason it out.

She was sitting next to him on the log, but not close.

It was to be the only easy log we found.

I looked about for the log, but could not find it.

The first log church was built a year later in 1732.

It looked like a log and had a very high action.

One of them is sitting on a log or something.

I can close my eyes now and see that log.

A moment later, I reached the back of the log.

She moved over to make room for him on the stump.

If he hit the stump, they would each have a second try.

He got down and looked at the stump of one.

I am going to take that stump out by myself.

Then I got a short one outside the off stump - four, to go to 96.

A stump is a piece of a word, the front or the back.

In its most general sense, stump is an English word.

The remains of the stump were left in the park.

He raised the stump of what once had been his left hand.

The stump of his right arm was against the wall.

That's what you say when you're out there on the stump.

He looked at the stump and felt sick all over again.

By all rights, you ought to have just a stump.

The Stump itself held a special meaning for each of them.

All we've had to do is take the stumps out.

She tried not to look at the stump of the neck.

Therefore, we are going to fight him from the stump.

The little stumps at the back end of your feet.

You will have stumps available to use within six months.

She looked down at the stump where the right foot should have been.

His father threw a stump at him when he was small.

Three human women came walking around the side of the huge stump.

He had gotten up from the stump, but that was all.

He held up his stumps of hands that all might see.

She found a tree stump by the water and sat upon it.

Fed board members have also been on the stump, talking tough about keeping prices in check.

The managers of such funds are on the stump, spreading the message that their day has come at last.

Mr. Kennedy's biggest contribution, though, has been on the stump.

Everett, similarly enthusiastic, described it as 'being on the stump'.

They are on the stump for doubles, shaking the corporate hand that feeds them and, yes, said Murphy, even kissing babies.

Robert B. Reich is on the stump again.

The man who would be Chancellor, and polished performer of the small screen, was on the stump in his own constituency and having fun.

Now President Pervez Musharraf is on the stump.

Warning to Opposition Mrs. Aquino herself is on the stump each weekend.

No doubt Mr. Gore will be on the stump suggesting that he can do plenty more if he needs to.

"You're justworn out because you've been on the stump and nobody's listenedto you.

His delivery was stiff, just the way it was when he was on the stump, but he was game.

Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts is on the stump again.

'Nan is on the stump.

But as the candidates were on the stump, their image makers put the final touches on paid television advertising that was entirely under their own control.

It was the day before his 54th birthday, and Mr. Peretz was on the stump, preaching class solidarity.

Senator George V. Voinovich was on the stump this weekend for Mr. Bush too.

She'd be a far better asset being on the stump for him and other Senate candidates, rather than sucking up money, media attention, and organizational skills for herself.

In his drive for the presidency, he is on the stump calling Mr. Cardenas a liar and a tyrant who corrupted the party with authoritarian methods.

Rarely Refers to Notes When he is on the stump, the 64-year-old Mr. Lautenberg displays his skill as a speaker.

After Pias had been on the stump for three weeks preaching his gospel of religious hedonism, Yvette left him and attended a couple of Clunard's meetings.

A16 Louisiana's Governor is on the stump again, campaigning to hold his seat as the state economy suffers from oil industry problems and its unemployment rate at 14.7 percent, highest in the nation.

Maj. Gen. Eduardo Ibanez of the army, the regional Governor, is on the stump almost every day for his Commander in Chief, giving speeches and inaugurating various government projects and good works.

"It's great to be back," said a relaxed-looking Mr. Lazio, whose hair was a tad longer than it had been on the stump and whose voice had lost the trace of hoarseness it had toward the end of the campaign.

While the bill's fate is being decided in difficult closed-door negotiations in the Capitol, they and other G.O.P. hopefuls are on the stump, tying themselves in knots on "amnesty" and dancing farther out to the fringes of public opinion.

Only a few weeks ago, she would have been stumped by now.

"They really stumped us in a lot of things we were trying to do."

He gave her a cold look and stumped over to the table at once.

Many were stumped when asked who was the leader of their party.

An hour later, however, the two of them were still stumped.

Sometimes, even with all his experience, he is stumped a little there.

That stumped her, so she moved on to another subject.

And if a question stumped him, he could just say so: no one knows everything.

"Are you saying you'd be stumped if we had to get out of here?"

He turned and stumped out without giving me any further chance to talk.

But the project itself had me stumped, just too expensive.

I could not understand the fellow at all myself', and stumped away.

Well, nobody could think of anything to do- everybody was stumped, and set still.

When I ask him about this, he's stumped to explain why.

Not everyone, however, says they are stumped by the phenomenon.

Only one thing was missing and for a moment it stumped him.

She was stumped over how to translate the word computer.

Try to recall her great lines and you are stumped.

Why, then, use a word that so clearly stumps the experts?

That was a fact, and it stumped Tom for a minute.

She did not wait for a reply, and stumped out of the room.

Doctors were stumped so she took charge and found an answer.

He looked up as the President stumped in, his hair aggressively brown.

I stumped over to Tom's house and pounded on the door.

One stumped him for awhile, but then he got it.