Sentence examples for The gouged from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a mark or hole by scooping.
- Japanese and Chinese printers used to gouge characters in wood.
The gouged surface is then said to recall the Australian outback, with gullies and dried river beds in a parched landscape.
Among them was the boy with the gouged eye, not begging but waiting to be born.
Ground-based experiments tested what the heat of re-entry would do to the gouged tiles.
Despite seeing the gouged concrete and tumbling bodies, I felt a bit safer under The System's roof.
ON the gouged, crumbling road from Phnom Penh to the southern Cambodian port of Kampot, a man weaves a bicycle awkwardly among the potholes.
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.
A spaghetti of pipelines and processing plants straggles over the gouged-out pine forests.
The gouged-out Focus was more badly crushed than any of the small S.U.V.'s.
When Mr. Brigham's dinghy approached Bridge Street on demolition day, Mr. Voulgaris pointed at the gouged-out waterfront buildings.
In one instance the bottom of a wall-hung dish is sculptured into a toy-size elephant, its trunk floating free of the gouged-out edge of the plate.
The gouged-out area left behind by the sand-mining operation is actually an advantage, Mr. Monter said, because it is to be the site of the new lake.
