Sentence examples for bit of a lashing from inspiring English sources

"The blokes got a bit of a lashing last night for the way we bowled.

Plus we're brutally honest – the blokes were getting a bit of a lashing last night for the way we bowled [on Monday].

While he may have been mates with Clarke when the kid known as Pup made his Test debut nine years ago, he has set exacting standards; on Monday evening, with his side on the brink of the Ashes, he gave them "a bit of a lashing" for the way they had bowled against Ben Stokes in the final session.

Hansard glanced furtively at Flanagan and said, "Hey, I was wondering if I couldn't go in for a bit of a lash while I'm here?" "You want to play?" Flanagan asked.

American and European diplomats would have given Yanukovych a bit of a tongue-lashing, "and that would have been about it," he said.

Since that's a bit of a stretch for natural lashes, he enlisted a wigmaker to fashion tiny strips of human hair and affix them to her lids.

The preproduction tester was rock solid, except for a bit of driveline lash, but one could trust that this minor bug will be absent in production models.

In "Stage Beauty," Billy Crudup, with a slender waist, long lashes, and a bit of a flirtatious pucker, is Ned Kynaston, the reigning Desdemona, Ophelia, and Juliet of the day.

If you have no makeup on, put on a sheer foundation/tinted moisturizer, some mascara on your top lashes and a little bit of a sheer peachy-pink blush.

Of course, you could see all this as a bit of fun catharsis, a way of lashing out at the people who fuck us over in our everyday lives.

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