Sentence examples for * gouged from from inspiring English sources

Three days later, his battered body was found in a mass grave, his eyes gouged from his head.

The signed Tiffany glass bud vase was found with a large hole gouged from its lily-shaped lip.

This meant that a considerable amount of stone had to be gouged from the obelisk to create the fluting.

Instead of flowers on each table, there are vases filled with computer key caps gouged from outdated keyboards.

From a spray of ice and dust gouged from the comet, scientists were able to identify some of the minerals beneath its surface.

A silly thought strikes me: If the Premier League players gave up their Christmas week earnings, the funds gouged from volleyball and other sports could be replenished overnight.

MAGUARICHIC, Mexico — In these mountains, where conquistadors once gouged gold from open veins in the mountainside, the hardened gold miner of film lore is giving way to a new breed of prospector: geologists and engineers, armed with sophisticated equipment and millions of investor dollars.

You don't have the ability for employees to gouge more from their employers".

This approach for penetration depth approximation is validated using the hypervelocity gouging data from the Holloman High Speed Test Track (HHSTT) and hypervelocity gouging impact tests conducted by the authors.

But if nothing else, a little research can keep you from being gouged.

Cincinnati bottled up Baltimore's run game for much of the afternoon but was gouged by big plays from Ray Rice.