Sentence examples for employed to bash from inspiring English sources

Perhaps someone can be employed to bash their heads together.

Never use your blog to bash or harass someone.

Indeed, this narrow definition of student achievement is employed by all sides of reform, including those who oppose tests (but who can't help citing test scores when the opportunity comes along to bash an opponent).

"Getting to bash Superman".

These days everyone likes to bash bankers.

'Tis the season to bash Pakistan.

"People like to bash women who are strong," he said.

Most analysts expect them to bash out a compromise.

"I'm not out there to bash a restaurant.

And few politicians are keen to bash drivers.

The Democrats want to bash the Republicans on Medicare and the Republicans want to bash the Democrats on taxes".