Sentence examples for i mangled from inspiring English sources

In my last column, I mangled the contents of Sulmaan Wasif Khan's paper.

It was called "Heaven's Ladder," and it sounded roughly like "Yellow Submarine," because I mangled the cadences, turning it into a camp singalong.

So when the man who has made $250 million for charity with Newman's Own dressings and sauces asked me to help him make a salad in 1986, while I was writing a profile of him for The Times Magazine, I mangled my cucumber so thoroughly that he snatched it away and showed me how to do it.

I've never been a big fan of Halloween, but it was the one time during the year my mother let me play with knives whilst I mangled a pumpkin or two.

I mangled my question, which caused a lot of friendly banter, but that is fine.

"Critics say I mangle my melodies, render my songs unrecognisable.

[Huge Cheers] Sometimes I mangle the English language-I get that from my dad.

It's not a hard thing to remember, because I couldn't sit anywhere else: I had mangled my knee in a touch football game, and all I could do was sit on the couch with my leg strapped into a motion machine.

I'm the kind of person that loves to tell stories from my own life, and I've mangled a column about weed culture into my own channel for anecdotes that I have fun relating.

Did I know I was mangling the pronunciation?

I've mangled fixed several pairs of Sony EX-71's, which have a similar design, by using a pin to pierce the filter when it gets so clogged that sound stops coming through.