Sentence examples for have been lashing from inspiring English sources

To save costs, printing firms have been lashing together low-end printers instead of buying high-end models.

"Actors have been lashing out against their profession and its grip on their public images since at least Marlon Brando.

Challenged by the week's bleak events, he and his ministers have been lashing out at Labour for "exploiting" the south Lebanon imbroglio for electoral ends.

Here's how Franco describes it: Actors have been lashing out against their profession and its grip on their public images since at least Marlon Brando.

Something is working: a third fewer under-ones were killed in the past six years than in the six before that.Better economic times may also be a reason why parents have been lashing out less often.

Since then, Greek officials have been lashing out at the "troika" of creditors — the E.U., the E.C.B., and the International Monetary Fund — and trying to cobble together enough cash to meet their debt payments.

For reasons of coalition management, the two changes have been lashed together.Strip away the bluster, and this was a fight about electoral advantage.

Flooding is common during the summer monsoon season in southern China, but rainfall has been particularly heavy this year and many areas have been lashed by torrential rains this week.

In recent months, several people in northern Nigeria have been lashed in public for petty theft, drinking alcohol or sexual offenses that did not involve adultery.

Pipes cannibalised from old organs have been lashed on to a frame and painted with colour codes to help visitors identify their notes.

Turner claimed to have been lashed to the mast of a ship called the Ariel in order to witness the inside of a storm for a picture.