Sentence examples for On gouged from inspiring English sources

Of course the realistic answer is that healthy Americans of any age who aren't spending thousands of dollars a month on gouged health care premiums tend to strengthen both our communities and our broader economy -- including my best interests as well.

But many of the scenes — of gouged faces and severed limbs — left reporters there searching for words.

A 200-yard-wide swathe of gouged mud, crushed stone and blasted skeletons of houses now defines the Gaza Strip's southern border with Egypt.

It's nothing to pass by a rough cup of gouged red earth, created when the wind plucked a massive hickory or oak or elm or ash like a gardener pulling a weed.

The next time to avoid: The week leading up to Easter Sunday - almost as bad as Christmas for getting "gouged" on the price.

Born in Ghana in 1944, now in Nigeria, Mr. Anatsui has been making consistently interesting art for 40 years, from ceramic sculptures based after prehistoric African models to gouged wood reliefs symbolizing a continent's scarred history.

The 1988 analysis indicated that on a rough wing, the gouged tile would heat to temperatures of 3,150 degrees Fahrenheit, 1,000 degrees hotter than normal.

He is represented here not only by one of his well-known gouged and torn stoneware plates, but also by another example of the Impossible Pot, a massive brute of a piece, "Big Jupiter" (1994).

The elegant old incandescent fixtures were replaced by fluorescent ones, and the decorative trim was gouged, drilled or simply demolished.

Considerable research has been carried out on the repair of corroded and gouged pipes incorporating with fibre-reinforced composite wraps.

The second basic reform to be considered is a Consumer Protection Finance Agency to protect consumers from getting gouged or defrauded by lenders on the whole range of consumer loans -- mortgages, car loans, payday lending, credit cards.