Gouged

Gouged and steamed out from under the forest, it is wrenched from the soil, barreled, and then refined into synthetic crude oil -- at shattering environmental costs.

Ellen Cantarow: Energy Is Ugly: Tar Sands Make Their Mark Ellen Cantarow 2011

Gouged and steamed out from under the forest, it is wrenched from the soil, barreled, and then refined into synthetic crude oil -- at shattering environmental costs.

Ellen Cantarow: Energy Is Ugly: Tar Sands Make Their Mark Ellen Cantarow 2011

A partial response to the JetBlue's recent actions, Nader praises Southwest for not doing what other airlines have done: Gouged in the Skies: Gotcha Capitalism in the Airline Industry.

Archive 2008-08-01 papabear 2008

A partial response to the JetBlue's recent actions, Nader praises Southwest for not doing what other airlines have done: Gouged in the Skies: Gotcha Capitalism in the Airline Industry.

Archive 2008-08-03 papabear 2008

Gouged be the carrion eyes some crow's black maw to replenish,

Poems and Fragments 2006

Gouged be the carrion eyes some crow's black maw to replenish,

Poems and Fragments 2006

Gouged, really — the deadbolt clawed and hacked from the wood with something sharp, then tossed aside.

Butchers Hill Lippman, Laura 1998

Gouged by tires during the recent wet spell, it had been blow-dried by mountain winds into treacherous ruts, bumps, and potholes.

The Cat Who Moved A Mountain Braun, Lilian Jackson 1992

Gouged into the glossy black paint right below the door handle was the name BERYL enclosed in a heart.

Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991

Gouged into the glossy black paint right below the door handle was the name BERYL enclosed in a heart.

Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991