Sentence examples for going to bash from inspiring English sources

They're going to bash his head in, I thought.

"I'm not going to bash up anybody... this is ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous".

He was going to bash China back to the Stone Age, a prescription that might have destroyed the global economy.

"They are going to bash us every chance they get," he said of the civil rights group.

During the night, Loveridge had also told an acquaintance: "I swear I'm going to bash someone tonight".

"We're not going to bash Arbitron, because I think they do a good job with the information they have, given the way they collect it," he said.

She went to Bash under the pretense of seeking comfort, but then she went in for a kiss.

"But I am not going to continue to bash my head against a brick wall.

There were several scrawled gay slurs, but no one was going to go bashing the football team.

And in general when a band comes back after however-many years, you're going to get bashed".

As was demonstrated before, a home cook isn't realistically going to bish-bash-bosh these meals out in the allotted time.