Sentence examples for given as sullied from inspiring English sources

"Sallied" nowadays is usually given as "sullied".

NB - I just watched the movie Sully and I have met Captain Sullenberger and listened to his personal telling of the amazing landing in the Hudson - sometimes the human factor is what makes the difference - give me Sully any day.

The off-field incidents at Juventus as well as those throughout Italian soccer have sullied the country's image.

Three years ago its once sterling ­reputation was sullied as much by the recalls of 9 million vehicles worldwide as what those recalls revealed.

For years, I've had the feeling the Boomers were a triumphant failure, the promise gone sour as Altamont sullied the Woodstock vision.

As if we lefties haven't been sullied enough!

If it had been the first luxury brand to get into what started out, after all, as a modified pickup truck, it might have sullied its name.

The exposure of all this, as prosecuted by Rudy Giuliani, the U.S. Attorney at the time, caused the Queens borough president to commit suicide and sullied Mayor Koch.

You walk out of "Eastern Promises" feeling spooked and sullied, as if waking from a noisome dream.

Suddenly, Coach Klean had been sullied, as if his halo had been made of nothing more than tinfoil and pipe cleaners.

Tom Hanks knows this genre well, not just as Sully, but also as the titular Captain Phillips.