thrashed造句

The child was soundly thrashed.

He thrashed the boy soundly.

The home team thrashed the visiting team.

Crystal Palace thrashed Nottingham Forest three-nil.

The wounded soldier thrashed about with pain.

Fishes thrashed about in the net.

She thrashed her limbs around like a landed fish.

The whale thrashed the water with its tail.

Before thrashing machines farmers thrashed their wheat by hand.

He upped with his whip and thrashed Tom.

She punched, thrashed and kicked. She grabbed the music score and tore it to shreds.

He managed to grasp the handrail. But he couldn't get a footing, and his legs thrashed.

The baby thrashed, and the bundle writhed and then punched the air with soft fists.

After a whole night of argument we thrashed out the following plan.

The Big Three thrashed over practically all outstanding military and political problems during the next four days.

Guns were fired, destroyers thrashed the waters, and the whole gigantic Armada put to SEA in haste and dudgeon.

Meanwhile the jackal king thrashed back and forth, trying madly to free himself from the might jaws of the human king.

He picked a leaf from above, and moved to the gate. He stretched out a leaf first, but the strong wind in the desert thrashed the leaf.

The gill flaps opened like two gash wounds on the sides of its head as it thrashed helplessly in the gutter.

Moderates do less well: Mr Obama was thrashed by 30 percentage points when he ran for Congress in a majority-black district.

I tried my best to make her understand, but she firmly believed that by giving birth to a second girl I really would be thrashed.

The past year has been a bumper one for international leapfrogging in all sorts of league tables—and usually it was team America that got thrashed, more often than not by China.

Ozil is expected to start on Wednesday, though, with Kaka missing out through injury as Real look to reach the knockout stages by beating Lyon, who they thrashed 4-0 two weeks ago.

More than half a million people fled inland from coastal areas along the East Coast as the hurricane thrashed the area with heavy winds and driving rains. (AP Photo/Ed Bailey)

There mediaeval "schoolmen" took up again and thrashed out a series of questions upon the value and meaning of words that were a necessary preliminary to clear thinking in the scientific age that was to follow.