Sentence examples for bash campaign from inspiring English sources

Before he knuckles down again with Notts, however, Hales will play another Big Bash campaign for the Adelaide Strikers this winter ahead of the Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh and a possible debut season in the Indian Premier League.

Both resigned from the bench amid a BBC-bashing campaign by some tabloid newspapers.

So what it's now doing is harnessing its traditional pro-squaddie stance to its Brown-bashing campaign.

To which FM rock's infamous disco-bashing campaign was an understandably panicked, phobic reaction, given how insular rock culture had become by that point.

Having orchestrated a pom-bashing campaign of a ferocity unequalled for 70 years, the Australians finally succumbed to their charms yesterday in the wake of a triumph sealed in the last minute of injury time by Wilkinson's heart-stopping drop goal.

"I believe it is because of prejudice and racism that we have this bashing campaign against Qatar".

If Trump has no qualms about sanctioning a union-bashing campaign conducted under the intense national glare of a presidential campaign, imagine how he would act as Chief Executive when confronted with decisions about the basic rights of workers.

Truth be told, at the Pyramid and Other stages with their cagouled cross-section of society, you could be at any big festival; Glastonbury's genuine subculture sits in the Healing Fields, bashing gongs, campaigning against the use of fiat currency, and gently ironing out the knocks to your back sustained from four days of dancing.

Kellyanne Conway bashed political campaigns on Monday that "dig around with foreign nationals" to uncover dirt on their opponents.

IT wasn't as if the coach whose reputation could pass a white-glove test threw a campus keg party, but Mike Krzyzewski's campaign bash on Duke grounds left him scolded just the same.

German-American relations have improved dramatically since the 2002 election, when Gerhard Schröder used Bush-bashing as a campaign tactic.