Sentence examples for caning in from inspiring English sources

In Abenteuer eines Junggesellen Busch illustrates a form of nonviolent progressive education that fails in one scene, and caning in the following scene; the canings that ensued indicate Busch's pessimistic picture of life, which has its roots in the Protestant ethic of the 19th century, in which he believed that man is inherently evil and will never master his vices.

Shadowing education from 1985 to 1987, he was proudest of ending caning in schools, by two votes.

But the institutional cruelty was horrific too: in his book, he describes being given a public caning in morning assembly: six hard strikes on the palm.

"Clear the room or start caning them when they open their yaps!" he tweeted, making a backhanded reference to the most famous caning in American history: the 1856 attack on Senator Charles Sumner.

However, watchers of trends in European pornography find that the biggest market for corporal punishment, bondage and general sado-masochistic pornography is West Germany, where caning in schools is banned by state laws.

It is not unusual to see thrashing, tormenting and caning in Busch's works.

The SCF was fabricated by ultrasonic drilling to create the preform and then drawn using the cane-in-tube technique.

Then he cracks his cane in anger.

Ichiro Suzuki holds a cane in his left hand — the cane is black, like his bat.

Arundinaria, genus of bamboos and canes in the grass family (Poaceae), found in temperate areas.

The man throws open his arms, cane in his right hand, perhaps taking a final bow.