canvassin a sentence
canvass as in: canvass the crowd
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She has been canvassing the membership to see how they feel and to ask for their support.canvassing = talking with people individually
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We need to canvass a wider body of student opinion.canvass = examine or ask questions of
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At the Meetings Snowball often won over the majority by his brilliant speeches, but Napoleon was better at canvassing support for himself in between times. (source)canvassing = getting (votes)
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In 1985, following his junior year at Woodson, Chris was hired by a local building contractor to canvass neighborhoods for sales, drumming up siding jobs and kitchen remodelings.† (source)canvass = get the opinions (of people) by asking specific questions; or solicit votes
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This ensemble made me look like a schoolgirl, or a Salvation Army canvasser.† (source)canvasser = someone who gets opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asks people for political support individually
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Harry seized on the subject with relief and they passed a few happy moments abusing her, but the subject had already been so thoroughly canvassed during DA meetings it did not last very long.† (source)canvassed = examined an issue, got opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asked people for political support individually
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He planned to canvass the streets, search every lane and alley for the princess before moving on to another town or city.† (source)canvass = get the opinions (of people) by asking specific questions; or solicit votes
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Could his team be canvassing the school for survivors'and still be at risk themselves?† (source)canvassing = examining an issue, getting opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asking people for political support individually
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Sean's eyes canvassed her whole body.† (source)canvassed = examined an issue, got opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asked people for political support individually
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Here was a type of the traveling canvasser for a manufacturing house a class which at that time was first being dubbed by the slang of the day "drummers."† (source)canvasser = someone who gets opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asks people for political support individually
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Warn the Turners and the Canvasses to stay safe.† (source)Canvasses = examines an issue, gets opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asks people for political support individually
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Alec wanted the cover in case the people they were planning to confront sent canvassers out at night.† (source)
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The young assistant manager, Jeremy Bellamy, volunteered to help canvass, so they divided the camp into four areas and each headed out armed with a map, Missy's picture, and an office walkie-talkie.† (source)canvass = get the opinions (of people) by asking specific questions; or solicit votes
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The rest of the Shadowhunters had spread out and were canvassing the bank, sweeping it with those odd things they used—Sensors—checking every corner for demon activity.† (source)canvassing = examining an issue, getting opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asking people for political support individually
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Our sparse neighborhood was being canvassed.† (source)canvassed = examined an issue, got opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asked people for political support individually
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You can't imagine a mode of life more barren of consolation, less capable of being invested with a spark of glamour—unless it be the business of an insurance canvasser.† (source)canvasser = someone who gets opinions by asking specific questions; and/or asks people for political support individually
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