Sentence examples for be another mugging of from inspiring English sources

He said a free repatriation would be "another mugging of the American people".

Clemente also said the proposal for a tax holiday is "another mugging of the American taxpayer".

Lovecraft is not everybody's mug of Ovaltine but I have always found him horribly cosy.

Indeed, it may have been a mugging of the kind now typical of our urban areas, not just Glasgow.

This was a mugging of the statute that must be overturned by Congress or in the courts.

"It's not a mugging of us so much, it's a mugging of you," he said, pointing in the direction of government backbenchers in the chamber for the debate.

It's A Velvety Mug Of-" "Luke.

One thing I didn't have room to get into in this week's Comment was Newt Gingrich's mugging of history.

CCAN director Mike Tidwell told Grist before his arrest: "This is a climate mugging of the American people.

Hogan-Howe is shown being accosted by a taxi driver who has just been mugged of his takings and is furious to see the police filming each other on the adjacent pavement.

Wood's case is a perfect example: she was mugged of her benefits by Westminster, pushed out of her home by Newham and then ejected into a London housing market that has nothing she can afford.