Sentence examples for lash to from inspiring English sources

She is seized by a cruel overseer, but CeCe hurls herself beneath the lash to spare her, discovering the value of activism through self-sacrifice.

Not that there's any danger of my mascara running, because I'm wedded to tubing formulations such as Clinique's (especially Full Lash to Flutter, £20 – see 13 August column) and NYX Doll Eye Long Lash (£7.34).

Ms. Ertman, who was introduced to Ms. Lash in 2006 through a teacher, immediately found Ms. Lash to be an appealing character, "from her spiky black hair to her laser-beam focus on making the world a little better".

James Carter, a slave of a Natchez druggist, who was charged with "getting news from the battles and reading it to other colored people," described how committee members used the lash to compel him to talk: "They would whip until I fainted and then stop and whip again.

As in many Danish films the performers are top-flight, in particular Mr. Lassgard and Mr. Mikkelsen, an otherworldly screen presence perhaps best known outside Denmark as the villain who weeps blood while giving the lash to James Bond in "Casino Royale".

This was their fourth clean sheet in six games, no mean feat for a side who shipped 18 goals in their first 10 matches, and will have represented a particularly satisfactory end to the week for Philippe Mexès, who had started it with a lash to the face from the belt of a Lazio fan outside the Rome nightclub Gilda.

Ms. Draut, who works lash-by-lash to affix individual mink hairs to her clients, is one of the salon's 75 beauticians who practice a specialty service.

Space giants lashed to asteroids!

Not everything can be lashed to a ruler.

All our gear was lashed to three horses.

But I was lashed to its moods now.