Sentence examples for being slugged from inspiring English sources

But by the fifth, Jones was being slugged with impunity.

Any book from the 1940s where a guy in a homburg runs the risk of being slugged and/or getting caught up in a fast-paced slanging match is all right with me.

Lift tickets will be your biggest expense on a ski holiday, and there is no way to avoid being slugged with day-ticket prices of up to $130 a day.

The United States creates strength by submarines, tankers and aircraft carriers, and these things are being slugged out on the ground.

According to Perry, he retaliated for being slugged by Wiley, a blow Bill Berry said the referees didn't see.

Smith is expected to be sidelined six to 10 weeks after being slugged by Enemkpali, who was released shortly after the incident and claimed on waivers by Buffalo.

Chicken farmers aren't the only primary producers to be slugged for biosecurity.

The Flu Shot — which is meant to be slugged, not sipped — sounds like a cheeky gimmick.

Shots were slugged, and a few young women slung their hair atop banquettes.

Gunslingers glower from beneath their Stetsons, whisky is slugged, spit is spat, the main street clears when the violence starts.

Sometimes they are slugged, sometimes nibbled, but more often than not there is a fine flush of new growth.