Sentence examples for from gouged from inspiring English sources

So, which of these accounts typifies the lives of NSF employee postdocs: Shriner's and Srinivasan's reports of highly satisfactory learning, or the tales of irritation and anxiety from Gouged, Insecure, and Layoff?

It's bewildering to discover that every Shakespeare play, including King Lear, ended with a jig, moving seamlessly from gouged-out eyeballs to cutting a caper.

The second basic reform to be considered is a Consumer Protection Finance Agency to protect consumers from getting gouged or defrauded by lenders on the whole range of consumer loans -- mortgages, car loans, payday lending, credit cards.

With a rubbery thunk, a tongue suddenly pokes out from a roughly gouged hole in the wall.

The minute we arrived, Caroline had gone directly to an old gouged dresser and, from the bottom drawer, pulled out a man's bulky knit sweater, which she wore now — it was green and moth-eaten and voluminous, belonging to her father, whose girth was still a ghostly, orotund presence in the stiff wool.

The minute we arrived, Caroline had gone directly to an old gouged dresser and, from the bottom drawer, pulled out a man's bulky knit sweater, which she wore now it was green and moth-eaten and voluminous, belonging to her father, whose girth was still a ghostly, orotund presence in the stiff wool.

The snow was cruelly hacked and gouged, with black stains from exhaust and tire treads, and it receded from the street in four distinct glaciations--evidence of four attempts at excavation.

In two representations of the Crucifixion from the 1950s the literally torn and gouged clay and the figuratively tortured flesh of Jesus become one.

In Mexico City, Bill Pickett, a black cowboy, gave the matadors a lesson in grit by wrestling a bull for seven minutes, despite being gouged, trampled and pelted with missiles from a hostile crowd.

A windmill doesn't make economic sense, even though this poor entrepreneur is gouged 19 cents per kilowatt-hour from his utility.

Born in Ghana in 1944, now in Nigeria, Mr. Anatsui has been making consistently interesting art for 40 years, from ceramic sculptures based after prehistoric African models to gouged wood reliefs symbolizing a continent's scarred history.