Sentence examples for was being trashed from inspiring English sources

Sen. Julie Lassa (D-Stevens Point) raised another point: "If you are so proud of this right-to-work idea, why didn't you campaign on it?" Lassa noted that what the governor had described as a "distraction" during his reelection a few months previously quickly became priority when Walker's terrible budget bill was being trashed by state newspapers.

But here, you've got a place that's so beautiful that's being trashed up.

"The planet is being trashed, but the board has no real sense of urgency.

Michelle: Is anybody concerned that policy process is being trashed in this election?

Never mind that the guy is being trashed daily, accused of lying and engaging in corruption.

– Aditi, a Guardian reader in New Delhi, India The environment is being trashed at every level.

This move strikes me as their most audacious yet and one that is being trashed throughout the football world.

"Concerto Barocco," another classic, was no better last June, and parts of "Davidsbündlertänze" are being trashed by Ms. Kistler's choreographic additions and subtractions.

Second, people who thought New Labour was a very successful chapter in the party's history felt that their achievements were being trashed.

For we already know what the principal concerns of this Argentinian Jesuit with a social conscience, formerly Father Jorge Bergoglio, are: the way capitalism is leaving the poor behind, and the way the global environment is being trashed.

One day you're on top, the next you're not and you're being trashed.