Sentence examples for looking to bash from inspiring English sources

That is why Monday's debate was an unlikely alliance of Labour and SNP feminists and borderline Colonel Bufton-Tuftons from the Tory benches looking to bash Brussels.

Their fellow patient Alonso's main occupation is masturbation, while spooky Vex looks likely to bash someone's head in at the slightest provocation.

A car full of ocker hotheads looking for people to bash up in between smoking cones, sipping on stubbies and comparing tattoos?

If you're looking for me to bash my ex, that won't happen.

If you're too drunk by the time you're looking for them to bash their names into your phone's keypad, just head to the river and walk towards the bass.

I think he has an agenda looking for cheap headlines to bash unions".

But the way the president unveiled his proposals — "if those folks want a fight, it's a fight I'm ready to have" — left me feeling as though he was looking for a way to bash the banks right after the Democrats' loss in Massachusetts, in order to score a few cheap political points more than to initiate a serious national discussion about an incredibly complex issue.

Critics are forever looking for a reason to bash them, so the band shouldn't provide such easy targets as unimaginative videos.

Most analysts expect them to bash out a compromise.

My dear friend who went through treatment just one year before me jokes about how her invitation will look to her 5-year bash.

One of them was swinging an iron bar, looking like he was going to bash our imperialist brains in.