Sentence examples for being worked over from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable's ambitious tax-and-spend plans are already being worked over by Gordon Brown's and George Osborne's number-crunchers.

Potential evidence gleaned from it is now being worked over by a team led by James E. Starrs, the George Washington University law professor and forensic scientist known for his work on the grave of the outlaw Jesse James and other celebrity remains.

Michael Carberry, playing in his first Ashes Test, batted well to reach 40 before being worked over by Mitchell Johnson (4-61), edging to slip.

Meanwhile, the Dodd-Frank financial-reform law, which is younger than my pre-school children, is already being worked over by an array of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle.

It's just the same narrow ground being worked over.

I'm pleased that he persuaded me to come out — I know that for the rest of the day I'll feel the sweet, subcortical rush of the more intense waves I rode, not to mention the deep calm that comes from being worked over, and chilled to the bone, and then having a hot shower — but I've got work to do.

"The dinosaurs have been worked over, rearranged & relabelled.

Volume 4, in particular, was worked over for many years.

Sex, politics, children's literature... How much has it been worked over?

Once it has been worked over by game designers, a lesson doesn't look like a lesson anymore.

Cameron Shepherd was worked over in a corner after Larkham had sent No 8 Wycliff Palu storming through a gap.