scourged

• “Faithful, to beat them with that number of blows till their blood flows with my tears, I pitying them the while, and well they wot that their being scourged is no fault of mine and they accept my excuses.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “- have been scourged, is an expression of some kind of European or Swedish animosity against America.”

  Nobel Prize in Literature 1930 - Presentation Speech

• “Then they stripped Our Lord of His garments, fastened His hands to a low stone pillar, and there He was "scourged" by the Roman soldiers.”

  Baltimore Catechism No. 4 (of 4) An Explanation of the Baltimore Catechism of Christian Doctrine

• “This is unfair to Ajijic, which has been scourged in the past unfairly by someone we all know especially by those who have been around awhile.”

  Page 2

• “Which is nothing compared with the attentions lavished by the Romans on a Christian named Apphianus, who was racked for 24 hours and scourged so hard that "his ribs and spine showed.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Testosterone Put to the Test

• “A few short years later, she stood by, helpless, as her son was sentenced to death, scourged to a bloody pulp, and nailed to a cross.”

  The Huffington Post: Judith Dupre: The Many Faces of Mary (PHOTOS)

• “The redesign of the cockpit has scourged the 911 of the stubborn cheapness that affected the previous cars.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Porsche's Magnificent First Stab at the New 911

• “Instead, he pushes her away, and sneers at me, my red flesh, scourged like Jesus on the Via D'Olorosa.”

  Fictionaut: meg's christmas story prompt

• “He laughingly called Jesus the King of the Jews and ordered him to be scourged.”

  Chapter 17

• “In various Surahs the unbelievers get scourged for treating their religion as “a sport and a pastime, ” and they often end up “drinking boiling water” for it.”

  Forbes: Defending South Park's Mohammad Episode

Show 10 more examples...