lambaste in a sentence

• It is quite startling to see Henry Fan lambasting Rod Eddington.
• They lambasted Warren and said he danced his way to nowhere.
• Indeed, Nader's press release lambasted Livingston and Stevens.
• I took a little lambasting for it when it came out.
• The mag azine lambastes other media for premature and inaccurate reporting.
• On the one hand, Giuliani cannot be lambasted for hypocrisy.
• Talk radio lambasted him by name for representing a mass murderer.
• Democrats have lambasted him for the move, calling it deceitful.
• He permitted himself an occasional slight smile as Kerry lambasted him.
• Iran has also lambasted the United States for upgrading the sanctions.
• It's difficult to see lambaste in a sentence .
• He was lambasted for behavior by government officials, including Moi.
• Zhirinovsky lambasted Yeltsin's government for " betraying"
• Duncan Smith lambasted Hain's views on the single currency.
• Still, the German squad was lambasted from all sides Monday.
• The elder Najeib also lambasted officials of the Leeds soccer club.
• Zhu lambasted officials for extravagant and wasteful spending and false reports.
• National Security Adviser Roilo Golez lambasted Australia Saturday over the closure.
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• The warden is lambasted in the newspapers for letting Connors go.
• I discussed the matter, but was lambasted with much incivility.