Sentence examples for * clobber in from inspiring English sources

P. F. Henderson (New Zealand): Clobber in tatters about me following my – this? (m' + me in anag., & lit).. R. J. Hooper: What cannibals do in obscurity, right, must constitute this (eat men in mist rt, & lit).. M. Lunan: Tart's time wasted embracing her clients – this is what masochists want (men in anag).. M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: On being dispensed, it means torment, potentially (anag.

It took Lúcio three years to get used to wearing gothic clobber in the sweltering temperatures of Manaus.

They come in, clobber you over the head, and then go away.

Cincinnati began to clobber Ginter in the third inning.

Republicans got clobbered in these demographic groups.

Earlier, he was clobbered in the nose with a stick.

In military terms the insurgents have been clobbered in swathes of the south.

CNN has stuck with, well, a version of the news, and gotten clobbered in the process.

They were getting clobbered in the 1980s but now they have quasi-normal nematode infection levels".

Is she a manager who got clobbered in 1987?

Over the short term, you could still get clobbered in health funds.