Sentence examples for thrashing things from inspiring English sources

We never get upset: we just get a kick out of getting lairy with each other and thrashing things out.

Darren Boyd, star of Case Sensitive, plays Cleese and has tweeted about how odd it felt to stand in a street "doing the silly walk" or thrashing things with a stick "a la Fawlty Towers".

"That's when we thrash things out," Andrea Bonaveri said.

A party congress was called to thrash things out.

And it's important creatively to do that because you thrash things out".

"Why didn't we get to sit round a table and thrash things out?" asks one.

Perhaps he will now make good on his pre-election suggestion to thrash things out with Kim Joverun, over an all-American burger.

The New Yorker, June 29 , 1935P. 10 Talk story about Conference Service, a scheme whereby busy men in various cities can all get hooked up together and thrash things out.

He has decided to hold on to it; if he gets a check next month, He'll do down and thrash things out in person, but if he gets another bill, he'll merely send the check back with the bill.

His remarks about other people's pictures sometimes resulted in lawsuits that lasted for years, cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars, and brought to the courts of London, New York, or Paris international convocations of experts to thrash things out.

What I do want, very much, is an end to the display of highly caricatured, largely artificial, black-and-white adversary that is British politics, and a space instead for social democrats and liberal democrats to thrash things out together, trying to talk through those sometimes opposing political credos and bring them into balance.