Sentence examples for get mauled from inspiring English sources
"Everyone now is saying that if you take photos with tigers you get mauled and if you ride elephants there is no regulation whatsoever.
"It's easy to cry 'MAGA!' and let slip the dogs of trade war; much harder to put them back into the kennel before a lot of people get mauled," conservative columnist Max Boot writes in today's newspaper.
"No one wants to put a dog in with 20 dogs and have them get mauled.
The trial experience is akin to riding a tiger, unsure exactly where the beast will take you or whether you'll fall off and get mauled in the process.
No matter what he did, Britain was always likely to get mauled in the credit crunch: with its reliance on banks and property, it was bound to be hard hit.
A fee of, say, £20 would cover the admin and ensure fewer children get mauled and scarred for life, pay for a special fund for their treatment, and more dog wardens.
"She was getting mauled," Ms. Percival said.
"Bank One just got mauled," Mr. Gearhart said.
Puffball was not widely liked ("It got mauled," Roeg admits), though no one could have made it but him.
Wall Street's bulls got mauled again, but there were other stories that may have brightened up the week for some.
He's a greedy, American domestic animal — an advanced-media freak, always eating, while Ferris is getting mauled six thousand miles away.
