Sentence examples for coals by a from inspiring English sources

Miller is again hauled over the coals by a hostile press.

If you sat on the board of a company that was raked over the coals by a British parliamentary committee in a 121-page document, accused of a pattern of corporate misconduct that included widespread phone hacking and an ensuing cover-up by senior officials, you might want to pause for a moment and consider all the implications.

But what I can't sit and watch is Microsoft being raked over the coals by a government that does nothing to fight the evil that they say exists in China, just to give a little bit back to a couple of companies that have thrown some money their way.

When Silva and his gunmen burst into the Whitehall hearing room where M is being raked over the coals by a Cherie Blair analogue, it's Mallory who shields M from certain death.

And I laughed out loud at his story of the Spitfire pilot flying under the bridge at Marlow to impress his girlfriend, only to be hauled over the coals by an air commodore who witnessed the feat.

It's a century-old rite of passage for novice surgeons: being raked over the coals by an attending physician with thousands of hours more experience in dissecting, suturing, and manipulating tissues.

A dog-eared, much-rejected manuscript, New Deal for Coal, by a young civil service statistician, Harold Wilson, turned up on their desk.

Without any new legislation, and if current policies remain in place, gas would beat out coal by a far larger margin, according to E.P.A. projections.

Last year, he was aggressively pegged as anti-coal by a Republican challenger, Andy Barr, who ran an ad with a man in miner's gear calling Mr. Chandler a "low life".

The mission could be to phase out domestic use and export of coal by a fixed date, or to set a deadline for shifting 50% of US energy consumption to renewable sources.

And by that measure, Richter says, nuclear power beats gas by a nose and coal by a mile.