Sentence examples for faces a drubbing from inspiring English sources
Instead, it faces a drubbing.
The Socialists face a drubbing.
I told you it was too long!'" Now Heaven's Gate is facing a drubbing all over again.
The Conservatives are expected to face a drubbing by Labour, mostly because of the country's economic woes but also because of a growing popular sense, as one Conservative lawmaker put it last week, that Mr. Cameron and the party's senior leaders are "posh, arrogant toffs" — elitists who are out of touch with the public.
In Baden-Württemberg, where the chancellor's CDU still polled at 40% in September, her party faces a catastrophic drubbing: for the first time since the second world war the conservatives look set to lose their status as the biggest party in the region.
Mr. Edwards changed his schedule at the last minute on Friday, scrapping a day of campaigning here after polls showed him facing a California drubbing by Mr. Kerry, and he headed for Minnesota in search of a state he could win on Tuesday.
Austin Mitchell was surprised by the negative reaction to his tweet, which he posted after Mensch had used the social networking site to emphasise that she quit her Corby seat for family reasons and not because she faced an election drubbing, something that her husband had suggested in an interview published at the weekend.
Until the next time?Opinion polls forecast a drubbing for Argentina's Alliance government in the mid-term congressional elections on October 14th.See article: Argentina's Alliance government faces defeatPresident Andres Pastrana of Colombia announced an extension until January 20th— of the government's acceptance of the FARC rebels' control of their "demilitarised" zone in the south.
What a drubbing this sundown!
