The president secured a smashing electoral mandate on the basis of a campaign waged explicitly at every whistle stop and in every endorsement address as a referendum on his stewardship of the war on terror.
The college was at the edge of a small town way upstate, barely a town, maybe a hamlet, we said, or just a whistle stop, and we took walks all the time, getting out, going nowhere, low skies and bare trees, hardly a soul to be seen.
Their leader Charles Kennedy is on a whistle-stop tour of 11 British cities by Friday.
The trip was part of a whistle-stop tour of 12 Scouting events by Mr Grylls across the North West over the weekend.
His carer, Gemma Jarvis from Prestige Nursing and Care, has 20 clients a day and her schedule allows only for whistle-stop visits.
Sadly, there is no independent referee who can blow a whistle and stop the game, assess a penalty and make you obey the rules.
America's vice-president, Dick Cheney, made his preference abundantly clear on his recent whistle-stop tour of Baku, Tbilisi, Kiev and Rome by calling for orange unity.
No election campaign during the 1800s would be complete without a "whistle-stop tour" - when candidates would charter trains and speak to the voters from the caboose.
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Liberty may be a mandatory whistle-stop for Republican presidential aspirants, who come to deliver commencement addresses and grab photo ops with the founding father of the Moral Majority.
On his latest whistle-stop tour, Mr Klima seems to have found other leaders agreed mainly on the need to put lots of uplifting waffle about employment policy high on the Vienna agenda.
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