Sentence examples for gutter by from inspiring English sources

Now one of them is deflected into the gutter by a wing mirror and it's a front-page splash.

He lamented how Indian captains were made idols and then "thrown in the gutter" by the public; the habit took off with him.

Football is being dragged through the gutter by this kind of behaviour and I just cannot understand how and why people do it.

Chaplin's Tramp is befriended by a drunken plutocrat at night and then thrown into the gutter by the same man the next morning, when he's sober.

Mr. Dicker: So you've descended into the gutter by suggesting he was involved in extramarital relations when he was married, with no evidence.

Dickens' relentless Christianising ethos – doe-eyed heroines, distinguishable in the gutter by their posh accents – still crops up far too often.

Our two candles were guttering by now.

My grandad would have all that down his gullet by 7.15am and would be up a ladder doing something perilous with guttering by 7.35.

Page 14 MIXING PIETY AND POLITICS Tom Riner, a Kentucky representative and devout and active minister, has been taken to the world's corners and gutters by his faith.

Describing copper as "the new gold," the police bulletin suggested that residents trim back bushes surrounding their houses, install motion detection lighting and, as a last resort, disguise their copper gutters by painting them black.

The game has been dragged into the gutter again by Todd Carney, the notorious Cronulla stand-off.