Sentence examples for there gouged from inspiring English sources

Although installing the tiebacks has become routine in many ways, Mr. Tamaro said that the southeast corner presented some special problems: part of the bedrock there, gouged out by a glacier, has left only loose rocks and boulders behind, making the anchoring of the tiebacks more challenging than elsewhere.

There aren't any song and dance numbers, as presumably there will be in the forthcoming Bend It Like Beckham musical, an experience that, outside of its target demographic of musical-loving, football-loving football-musical lovers promises to be right up there with gouging your own ears out with a skewer.

Then, the Gloucester flanker Andy Hazell was banned for 14 weeks after using his knee and fist to good effect, but there were gouging claims made against the French after Davies pointed to damage around the eyes of the veteran flanker.

At one of the debates the various presidential candidates were asked … because of a spike in the price of oil they were asking about price gouging and all that and what you would do and everybody had some idea that there was gouging going on.

As Mr. Quintero wrote, "I sat there watching him gouge his eyes out and tear the very flesh from his bones... driving his points cleanly, with the precision and clarity of the mad, of the holy, of the devil".

Well any time there's a spike, there's always someone in congress that wants to study to see if there's price gouging.

And then there is fee gouging.

There are rickety stairs and bannisters, gouged wood panelling, and in the dining room a long table carved with initials like fossil traces.

While having your eyes gouged out would be horrendous, there is little doubt which you would choose.

Their eyes were gouged out and their faces burned... There's a pattern.

"In my student film, I had a decapitation, eyes being gouged out, impalings," he said, "and in film school, there was such a stigma against making comedies.