Sentence examples for gutted from from inspiring English sources
Several people noted that if floodwaters hit — flooding is projected to reach as high as four feet — they were already somewhat prepared by virtue of having less to lose: their basements and first floors were still gutted from the hurricane.
Instead of unfair sticking plasters like council tax increases, the government must be pressed on long-term funding: by the end of this financial year, £6bn will have been gutted from social care budgets since 2010.
As it slowly passed through the Make It Right houses, a teenage boy ran to the curb, and the driver — whose own house is still gutted from Katrina — pulled over.
Dead rabbits and likewise dead fish: Cartier-Bresson, the photographer, who draws copies of Chardins at the Louvre, has pointed out about the famous dead ray hanging gutted from a hook that it looks as if it were crucified.
Those two commanders, Abdul Qadoos and his deputy, Sana Gul, died in the room, which was gutted from fire and contained the twisted remains of a rocket-propelled grenade several days after the raid.
This doesn't even include the multiple other cuts hitting the same section of society: from the billions gutted from social care, the benefit cap, the cuts to council tax support to the impending universal credit.
When it's hot, it separates more easily, so separate the orange stuff (guts)from the seeds.
Two floors of the hotel were gutted, apart from, ironically, the swimming pool.
A deep sense of fear gutted me from the inside out and silenced my deeper knowing.
I was gutting fish from an early age.
