mangled造句

The symphony was dreadfully mangled.

His hand was mangled in the machine.

The body was found horribly mangled.

He wrote a good speech, but he mangled it up.

She put a dressing on the mangled toe.

When the fibers broke, fiber ends were mangled and frayed.

He was badly mangled in an automobile accident.

After the disastrous collapse accident the bodies were too badly mangled to be recognized.

Sounds much better than saying your class files are being "mangled" or "implanted", doesn't it?

The crystal's evil aura was so overpowering that it mangled Mograine's right hand.

For someone who mangled words on a regular basis, it's an impressive feat.

People with unusual family names often find their name has been mangled when making a booking on the phone.

He misplaced consonants, mixed up nouns and verbs, and mangled idioms, yet we were able at once to communicate.

There the three disciples straightened the mangled limbs, and folded the bruised hands upon the pulseless breast.

Snape and Filch were inside, alone. Snape was holding his robes above his knees. One of his legs was bloody and mangled. Filch was handing Snape bandages.

Hardly a day passed without adding to the little procession of the lame, the blind and the mangled who found their way to our door.

I knew that if I was once wounded, saw my own flesh mangled and bleeding, I could never have faced a battlefield again.

I wasn’t hurt either, but the little Volkswagen bug Jeff Dwire had given me to drive for the summer was badly mangled.

Set against this cosy fantasy, on the back wall of a darkened vault dedicated to Haider's death, is a projected image of the mangled car in which he died.

Gene jumped as high as he could at the last moment, but one of his legs was cut clean off at the knee and the other was so badly mangled he came very close to losing it, too.

The streets were flooded with water and firefighters pulled charred and mangled bodies off the streets. About six burned-out cars were piled up near the provincial government office.

The Eyptian goddess Isis seeks out the mangled body of her lover, Osiris, because of her powerful affection for him and because of her desire presumably to see him whole again.