Sentence examples for bash their opponents from inspiring English sources

In the E3 demo, we got a fun bumper car challenge in which up to four players had to try to bash their opponents' buggies into the electrified walls.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee last year, has alerted candidates that when he appears for them at fund-raisers, he will say only positive things about them -- and resist bashing their opponents.

Blue-collar workers had once flocked to unions and voted for politicians who bashed their opponents as "economic royalists".

Perhaps someone can be employed to bash their heads together.

When banks aren't busy bashing their customers, they're quite keen on bashing themselves.

Babies were eliminated by bashing their heads against tree trunks.

Democrats bashed their foe and Republicans rallied around him.

Some said French people should stop bashing their own country.

To hazard an analogy: Pinter onstage is a masterly spinner, but his surrogates on the field, lacking his precision, are mercilessly bashed about by their opponents.

Its member of parliament in Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath, a surly man in woolly hat and saffron robes, prefers to talk about the desperation of his own party (for accepting a corrupt defector from Ms Mayawati's camp) rather than bash his opponents.Nor is it clear how far Ms Mayawati's star has fallen since her clear victory in 2007.

Lincoln, of course, would have been naïve to expect Americans for Job Security to continue to bash her opponents on her behalf.