Sentence examples for pummeled for from inspiring English sources

Last week, for example, a minister was pummeled for saying clumsy things about rape.

Mr. Foxx feels that shows are pummeled for being "too black, but not for being too white or too Jewish".

fd5d4be3-dc94-4788-9f53-41829fa21a82 Gov. Rick Perry of Texas has been pummeled for a string of gaffes in the past few weeks.

Mr. Quinn has called for an income tax increase and spending cuts, but has repeatedly been pummeled for failing to solve the budget and jobs woes more rapidly.

A14 The beef industry continued to roil as the prices of live cattle and stock in meat processors were pummeled for a second day.

The residents have been pummeled for the past week by Syrian and Russian airstrikes, including by powerful bombs that can pulverize underground shelters.

On the other hand, Mr Bush has also been pummelled for far longer by Mr Kerry's surrogates.

It has been pummelled for insisting on protecting five "sacred" areas of agriculture rice, wheat, beef and pork, dairy and sugar.

After being pummelled for taking on health-care reform as first lady in 1992, she had to retreat to offering recipes for baking cookies.

It allowed Richard Clarke, Mr Bush's former terrorism expert who has turned on his erstwhile masters, to seize the moral high ground; instead of Mr Clarke being pummelled for disloyalty, as the White House had hoped, the media coverage has focused on Ms Rice's obstinacy.

At the swanky Bliss you can choose to have your tissues gently pummelled for anywhere between 60 and 105 minutes, while the employees of the exuberantly named Return to Glory will come to your home or office and provide you with a bespoke kneading for up to two hours.