Sentence examples for know bash from inspiring English sources

But it's fun to know bash scripting, ain't it?

I can remember having an accident in the car and my pride was hurt, you know, bash your car, drive into the back of people sort of thing, and that pride is hurt, and being ill is a similar sort of experience, you've had something happen to you and it's happened, and you don't know how to deal with it, 'cause it's never happened before.

'Extraordinarily,' Doocy said, 'take a look at this, Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show" which has historically bashed Republicans, and you know, not bashed Democrats, really took a shot at Al Gore.

I know that bashing business might play to a Labour audience.

The key paragraph from Cameron was this: "I know that bashing business might play to a Labour audience.

"Labour is saying to their employers: 'We want to put up your taxes, don't come here – stick your jobs and take them elsewhere.' I know that bashing business might play to a Labour audience.

"You don't get no gash (wasteman) You don't bang no yats (wasteman) I know that you bash (wasteman) You don't want no cash (wasteman)" – DPM feat.

Nash saw the strategic potential of boys in the top public schools, and ran annual camps for them at Iwerne Minster in Dorset (then widely known as "Bash camps", now simply as "Iwerne Holidays") to teach them the Bible and the art of leadership.

Whittle's books published under the Forum's imprint include a polemic against contemporary attention-seeking (modestly praised by Melanie Phillips), another called Monarchy Matters and one called Being British with the rhetorical sub-title "What's Wrong With It?" He's been known to bash "our liberal elites" in the Daily Mail.

The Shellshock bug was discovered in a tool known as Bash that is widely used by the Unix operating system and many of its variants, including Linux open source software and Apple's OSX.

It was the third time this year that researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in widely used web technology, following April's "Heartbleed" bug in OpenSSL and last month's "Shellshock" bug in a piece of Unix software known as Bash.