Sentence examples for expected to bash from inspiring English sources

Britain will always rightly love her for that – and, let's not forget, for taking on the supposedly male art of sculpture at a time when women were not expected to bash at massive blocks of stone with hammer and chisel.

That means that unfortunately or, uh, fortunately, depending on how you feel about the current state of society the giant space skull isn't expected to bash into our world and completely decimate everything.

"Martin's a great player and I was expecting to get bashed 3-0.

Mr. Lane fully expects to be bashed for stepping outside the job description -- sour-merry musical-comedy star -- he thinks people want him to maintain forever.

"I expect to get bashed," said Ms. Jacoby, 62, either as an older person who upbraids the young for plummeting standards and values, or as a secularist whose defense of scientific rationalism is a way to disparage religion.

Most analysts expect them to bash out a compromise.

By Adam Davidson November 9, 2016 Hillary Clinton's victory party was expected to be a historic bash.

Hillary Clinton's victory party was expected to be a historic bash.

More purges, and more boot-licking, are expected to follow, with Mugabe's bash presenting an excellent and timely opportunity for the latter.

First and foremost, you will have to hire a party planner after all, you can't be expected to pull off a celebrity bash on your own.

In comments that were neither confirmed nor denied by St James's Palace, the performer, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, said he was happy to compromise his streetwise profile by crossing the Atlantic to entertain guests at the bash, which is expected to be organised by the mooted best man, Prince Harry.