Sentence examples for flogging into from inspiring English sources

In November 1944, Shanina wrote that she "is flogging into her head that [she] loves" a man named Nikolai, although he "doesn't shine in upbringing and education".

Many festival-goers hated being flogged into laughter by ceaseless jolly music and lavatorial jokes; others found it more than picaresque.

But for anyone who is doubtful about the course of American poetry, reading Mr. Robbins's best stuff makes you feel something new is being flogged into existence.

As long as the Indian players' union delays joining the Federation of International Cricketers Associationn, the cash cow will continue to be milked at will and the stars flogged into submission.

"The teetotalers were flogged into drinking; some who doggedly held out had liquor poured into their mouths through funnels, and were afterward hauled off to prison as rebels," an aghast British journalist wrote.

It was a notorious prison during Australia's early colonial era when it was known contemptuously as "Gomorrah Island", a place where Britain sent the worst convict re-offenders from New South Wales and Tasmania, men and women alike, to be flogged into submission by "skinners" or "backscratchers".

But that car suffers from a far smaller interior and an engine that must be flogged into screaming-piston territory to generate power.

Now, Liverpool have been flogged into sixth place and face a battle to keep Raheem Sterling, called "the best young player in Europe" by manager Brendan Rodgers at the end of last season.

He is of course, one of only two seamers in the England side and I think that's the right decision because it's not very hot so the pace bowlers will not be flogging themselves into the ground.

Going into flogging tech goods may be mission creep too far.

Instead, it pours its zeal for "Islamic law" into flogging, a punishment that seems to be designed to torment mostly women.