0 to travel to a lot of small towns and make political speeches to try to get people's votes or support:
1 to travel to many places briefly in order to give a performance or to make a political appearance:
The teams of the era were independents, barnstorming throughout the region and not affiliated with any organized league, though they did have salaries and were run as business organizations.
He also traveled with barnstorming teams.
Even though teams were league members, most still continued to barnstorm and play non-league games against local or semi-pro teams.
We are not discussing a barnstorming report.
The most lucrative part of the business turned out to be barnstorming displays promoting short recreational plane rides.
The name refers to the act of barnstorming, which means to travel around an area appearing in exhibition sports events, especially baseball games.
After a three-week break, barnstorming was over and the promised third leg of multiple-show stands was on.
They were the leaders in the era's entertainment genre called barnstorming.
