stonewaller造句

• Or will he be tarred as a stonewaller for resisting a subpoena?
• Ruff, a confirmed stonewaller but an eloquent advocate, would be heard out in defense of legalism.
• Barlow was known for his defensive batting, which made it hard to dismiss him, and which earned him the nickname Stonewaller.
• Originally a sweet striker of the ball, Redpath turned into something of a stonewaller, with impressive powers of concentration and a sound technique.
• Sheppard made 42, Parkhouse 58 and even the stonewaller Trevor Bailey gave the bowling the long handle with 68 not out, but Close bagged a pair.
• Trevor Bailey's barnacle-like qualities were already apparent and this notorious stonewaller tended to substitute stubbornness for strokeplay, though he made few runs in this series.
• There's no denying this is a great week for cover-up artists and stonewallers, contemptuous and hushed-up witnesses, abusers of power and obstructers of justice.
• Democrat John Glenn is finding " ethical " excuses to resist any subpoenas to the coordinated stonewallers, but it's time the extent of the conspiracy be exposed.
• Some of what follows comes from Monica Lewinsky's world in the last couple of days . And some of it, images of tight-lipped stonewallers notwithstanding, comes from President Clinton's world.
• In England's reply, " Stonewaller " Barlow top-scored with 42, as they made 154, with Ferris and Turner taking 4 wickets apiece, to leave Australia an unlikely 222 to win.
• By this time it was said that Harris could play in a style somewhat similar to his predecessor George Gunn, whereby he would defend as a stonewaller for lengthy periods and then hit boundaries in rapid succession.
• As Clinton stonewallers talk about the president's privacy, and as White House spinmeisters seize the issue of privacy on the Internet, think about Livingstone's eye to the keyhole of more than 400 Republican bedrooms.
• The opening ( and closing ) verse of the poem is the most famous stanza ever written about cricket and it eulogised two Lancashire players who were widely known as " Monkey " ( AN Hornby ) and " Stonewaller " ( Dick Barlow ).
• Martin's stern father is dead, his widow ( Marthe Villabella ) is a born stonewaller, another forceful local woman ( Carmen Maura ) plays a part in Martin's story, and his brothers aren't quite what Alice expected.
• Lacking any legitimate argument, status quo stonewallers will often resort to the straw man argument that the status quo " does no harm ", which is based on the absurd premise that for a change to be justified, the status quo must be harmful.
• Despite Clinton's current weakness in the polls, which last week showed his approval rating sputtering between 44 and 50 percent, his campaign strategy has been a strong offensive aimed at tagging Republicans as captives of the radical right and as do-nothing stonewallers.
• Back to a social responsibility that a skeptic and stonewaller like Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, has never acknowledged, while negotiating a joke testing plan as if it were a salary cap, while protecting cheaters at the expense of the innocent.
• _Independent Counsel David Barrett, whose grand jury indictment of ex-Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros was handed up last week, has sent a shock of concern into stonewallers in other cases who may be misleading investigators, or feigning forgetfulness, on far weightier matters than mistress upkeep.
• To top it all off, Mvbw makes a mockery of this project's consensus building procedures ( calling it : "'" This is probably the most ridiculous RfC I have seen in the project " "') and has the effrontery to dismiss those who participate in them as nothing but " stonewallers ".