Sentence examples for tar feathers from inspiring English sources

(Pitchforks, tar, feathers... that sort of thing).

His set features an array of kitsch props – everything from baby doll dresses to Mickey Mouse gloves, tar, feathers and green wigs – which are destined to fire a slug of psychedelia into your day.

The exhibition leans heavily toward painting and sculpture, although Matthew Satz, a maker of hybrid works that incorporate materials like tar, feathers and smoke, made a leap by choosing Liliya Lifanova.

Over the last few weeks, New Yorkers have been good about offering constructive solutions to the gridlock, although the focus on tar, feathers and running out of town on a rail are getting pretty old.

Like Sinema, he's taken a moderate approach to the issue — he told voters he'd be "shot, tarred, feathered, and driven out of town" if he supported universal health care.

Yet the United States is so polarized that any unpopular opinion is vilified, tarred, feathered and silenced.

For decades, Big Sugar has managed to avoid being tarred, feathered and pilloried by conservative critics of its massive corporate welfare.

(More tar, more feathers!) Too often it has a diffident, distracted air.

Voters that approve of Bush stuck with McCain like tar to feathers.

A Houston Chronicle column about his trial on fraud charges was headlined "Your Tar and Feathers Ready?

When his scorched flesh peeled off in chunks coated in tar and feathers, Malcom preserved a piece as a withered souvenir to exhibit in London.