Sentence examples for to savage from inspiring English sources

He declined to savage the president as a socialist.

Cheating on the football pitch is fine, according to Savage.

Contrary to popular myth, drama critics don't salivate at the chance to savage a playwright's work.

Democrats aim to flay the Republican nominee as seeking to savage both popular entitlement programs.

Sir Rupert adds: "Rather than saving lives, that bombing would lead to savage losses".

It's even impossible to savage television as a prime source of today's onslaught on books.

People you should feel free to savage, when you have to".

"Do the things that draw a missionary to savage places also lure a cop?" asks Hooper.

But now that harmony is under threat, and rumors persist of a return to savage ways.

He can talk loftily of bipartisanship and allow his team to savage his opponent.

At the entrance to "Savage Beauty," there is an evening gown conjured entirely from razor-clam shells.