It feels a little more like being flogged with misogyny.
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Youngsters were flogged, scalded and held under water, they said.
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It's where the losers are rounded up and publicly flogged.
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Insurance companies flogged junk schemes to the poor or mentally disabled.
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He flogged valuable brands such as Craftsman, a line of tools.
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The bundles of bonds thus produced are then flogged to investors.
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Season 1 of "The Apprentice" flogged one Trump property after another.
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He took thousands of political prisoners, and ordered Bhutto loyalists flogged.
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He is flogged every time it is time to turn the page.
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Furthermore, Vectorian Minister of Growth Michael Bianchino will be initiated (and flogged).
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"I lost my religion," he told me as I flogged his back.
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The rest gets flogged as the normal stuff, bringing no extra income.
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Mr Befekadu was flogged across his bare feet with an electric cable.
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Trump simply questioned the intelligence community, for which he was publicly flogged.
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One of them flogged 1000 Baht ($29) one-ounce blocks of weed.
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Those found to have violated the law could be flogged as punishment.
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That has been flogged gleefully like a dead horse and is not news.
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His Islamist allies have flogged women for "immoral" behaviour, such as wearing trousers.
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If you break their atavistic, moral code, you can be flogged, even beheaded.
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Garvin picked up another clue: TripAdvisor was not the only brand being flogged.
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Most of the migrant men escaped, but eleven were rounded up and flogged.
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By the mid-993s similar gizmos were being flogged by door-to-door salesmen.
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The #017 appears to have been flogged on eBay for a staggering A$4000.
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Up in his cramped apartment above the paper store, Dostoyevsky flogged his unruly book.
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The incredible inhumanity of slave masters who flogged and branded their slaves to death.
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In 1979 some church members were publicly flogged as punishment for not chanting socialist slogans.
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"the boys are flogged," Apa said in a third pic, without including any other context.
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Some opening-day tickets are being flogged on eBay, where the bidding reaches nearly $10,000.
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Cafes were closed, schools renamed and girls flogged for not covering their faces, he said.
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In fashion, you'll have spotted micro bags and low-rise jeans being flogged on Depop.
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Badawi remains in prison, but diplomats have said he is unlikely to be flogged again.
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He was flogged in public on Thursday, as was the woman, who was not named.
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Accordingly, gay men or adulterers may be stoned to death, and lesbians may be flogged.
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Young men have reportedly been flogged in public squares for the "crime" of selling cigarettes.
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Police are investigating whether the flogged men killed the cow or whether it was already dead.
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The woman he had the sexual relationship with was flogged, also in public, receiving 23 lashes.
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Above all, he has flogged the caravan as an immediate threat to American safety and sovereignty.
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Can you still take this deviant sexuality seriously if you're getting flogged with a pink toy?
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Apple named this one just "iPad" and flogged it as a new new kind of iPad.
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Women flogged for showing so much as their eyes were issued receipts by the morality police.
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" While she flogged me, she ran her fingers lightly along my back and said, "You're so delicate.
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A November report by the rights group alleged that those detained were flogged and given electric shocks.
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And what about being flogged by bae in a gimp mask makes for perfect V-Day plans?
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We've flogged Matty Matheson's fluffy-as-hell pancakes to kingdom come because they are damn, damn good.
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Joel: I tied her to a cross and flogged her in front of a bunch of people.
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But punishments can be harsh, and every so often perpetrators are fined, and at times even flogged.
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Bored by the endless preamble, the Son of Heaven had the functionary dragged to the court and flogged.
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His neighbour also circumvented Islamic State procedures, but was found out and flogged by the militants as punishment.
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And yet the very falseness of the prospectus they flogged may be their best qualification for the job.
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Companies that pay high taxes have been rallying, while those with the least to gain are getting flogged.
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A man with a gray ponytail rhythmically flogged a mostly nude woman draped over a small picnic table.
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To the sellers, who flogged $41bn-worth of stuff on its platform last year, it can be indispensable.
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Hurricanes Irma and Maria — both Category Five storms — flogged St. John, ripping apart structures and flooding what remained.
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In July, vigilantes stripped and flogged four Dalit, or lower-caste, men in Gujarat for skinning a cow.
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I am not a better sort of person, and I'd be content to see them flogged in the streets.
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But the myriad faddy diets flogged to us each year belie the simplicity of the formula that Camacho was given.
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Soldiers flogged people on the streets for "indiscipline" — such as littering or not standing in queues at the bus stop.
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His foot was broken and dangling: he'd been flogged on his bare soles, then tied to a gurney and electrocuted.
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I went to a sex party and lingered in the BDSM area, where I was flogged by an experienced top.
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In recent months, the conservative province has flogged numerous people for un-Islamic activities, including gay sex, adultery and drunkenness.
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From sunup to sundown, they worked under the watchful eye of brutal "whipping bosses" who flogged, mauled, and murdered them.
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Iran's parliament said that anyone "spreading rumors" about the outbreak would be flogged and could get three years in prison.
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According to folklore, white miners took his land claim, raped his wife, murdered his step-brother, then publicly flogged Murrieta.
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"That is a dead horse being flogged, it's a 20 year matter, it's old news," he said, according to the Guardian.
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One diary entry given to the filmmakers described three girls who fled but were caught, flogged and thrown into a hole.
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"Under the guise of non-profitability, hundreds of millions of these laptops will be flogged off to our governments," he complained.
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Or, perhaps, he would have, had Gervais not decided to eke every tired wheeze out of this heavily flogged dead horse.
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" Not to be outdone, Mr. Trump flogged the list with characteristic finesse: "These numbers are just the tip of the iceberg.
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When one boy took a few coins, Thaw jumped from behind a screen and flogged him so badly the police were called.
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Those with wedding woes or family dramas could do worse than consult the littattafan soyayya, or "love literature", flogged by booksellers there.
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The blackface issue is compounded by the fact that the tech industry is already flogged with regularity for its lack of diversity.
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There were grotesque images: like scenes of a black man being flogged in the public square, with white people attending and watching.
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If Mr. Rock flogged Hollywood properly enough, the Oscars — along with the academy's reforms — might come across as a kind of public penance.
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Her brother Raif Badawi, a prominent blogger, is serving a 10-year sentence and has been publicly flogged for expressing dissenting opinions online.
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As a professional submissive and fetish porn producer in Los Angeles, being tied up, spanked, and flogged is part of the job description.
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"Sometimes, she beat us," said Titi, recounting the businesswoman who had flogged the girls for the smallest mishaps, such as breaking a plate.
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I winced as they flogged his back raw with bamboo rods and, to punish him further, forced his legs into medieval wooden stocks.
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At least one of the detained women -- prominent activist Loujain al-Hathloul -- was electrocuted, flogged and sexually harassed, Hathloul's family members told CNN.
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It reflected Indonesia's increasingly conservative political environment where gay men have been targeted by authorities, and in at least one recent case, publicly flogged.
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Many of the male relatives had already been locked up in ISIS prisons or flogged for minor infractions, like being late for Friday prayers.
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The headmaster flogged them for imaginary offenses, and tied their legs together so that they couldn't flee when he hurled cricket balls at them.
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This month, four Dalit men were flogged by local vigilantes in the state of Gujarat, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi rose to national prominence.
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Imposing a severe version of Islamic law, the militants flogged women for being out on the street or for not being covered up enough.
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Associate pastors flogged fund-raising campaigns during Sunday services, working to convert the considerable wealth of the church's tithing population into ostentatious new displays.
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I personally didn't notice an obnoxious click every time I pressed a finger to a key, and I've yet to be flogged by irate coworkers.
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The look of the whip is hot, but the mix of being flogged and electrically stimulated was a sensory overload that my body couldn't process.
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In the same month too, two young Indonesian men were publicly flogged for gay sex in the ultra-conservative Aceh province which has Islamic laws.
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Abdullah himself later became king, in which capacity he oversaw the suppression of public protests and had at least one of his critics publicly flogged.
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Last year, it was given to Raif Badawi, a blogger and activist who has been imprisoned and flogged publicly for criticizing Saudi Arabia's religious establishment.
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Anyone who has reached puberty is treated as an adult — while younger children who are old enough to understand right and wrong may be flogged.
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Mayhem was flogged for her failure to take control of her scene, and for her lack of discipline in her exchanges with those in power.
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New Jersey Transit, one of the nation's busiest commuter railroads, has been flogged by riders who have suffered through a brutal stretch of travel upheavals.
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Younis had been detained and flogged by IS militants for selling cigarettes on the black market to make ends meet, according to his mother, Nada Hassan.
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In July, footage emerged of four lower caste men tied to a car, stripped and being flogged in Modi's home state of Gujarat, triggering violent protests.
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Both brothers were allegedly flogged with an electrical cord during the incident, and on Monday, Leonard told the court Ferguson was the primary aggressor, WUTR reports.
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Henry had to go to Canterbury and be publicly flogged, then promise to go on Crusade (he reneged), in order to be absolved of the murder.
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The pupils were being flogged by a teacher in front of their school Wednesday morning in the remote town of Ayetoro, Ogun State, northwest of Lagos.
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Robin Hammond was working as a photographer for National Geographic in Nigeria when he learned some disturbing news: Five young men had been arrested and publicly flogged.
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Such anonymisation also leaves a brand untarnished, as its clothes are then flogged on a global bazaar for unwanted items that is known as the secondary market.
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And pharmaceutical firms have relentlessly flogged painkillers for the last two decades, despite a $600 million judgment against Purdue Pharma for its marketing of OxyContin in 2007.
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The most recent revolves around allegations that she flogged a young woman, Gabriella Engels, whom she found when she stormed into her sons' swanky apartment in Johannesburg.
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"If you're a woman lying on a beach in the Maldives, you might want to know that a kilometer away another woman is being flogged," Clooney said.
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Since its release last Christmas, the album has flogged almost 1.4 million copies in the UK alone and has been at the top spot for 21 weeks.
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He had been detained and flogged three times while the Islamic State ruled his city: Either his beard was too short or his pants weren't short enough.
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The 217,216 seats filled for the Celtics-76ers match are dwarfed by the 315,000 that the NFL flogged for four performances in London during September and October 2017.
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As soon as the plane lands in Tehran he'll be seized and dragged through the streets to be publicly flogged and later hanged in the center of town.
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A guy had sat in silence to support his best friend who had been nominated to the Supreme Court; as a consequence, he needed to be publicly flogged?
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Women who would previously be flogged simply for walking with a man they weren't related to, are now standing side-by-side with male protesters late into the evening.
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At this time laudanum (a mixture of brandy and opium) was "an unremarkable part of daily life", not only prescribed by doctors but flogged by bakers, grocers and publicans.
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This is the Mariah Carey of the mulled wine world: decadent to the point of being OTT and galaxies away from the tepid brew flogged at Winter Wonderland funfairs.
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A month earlier, in July 2016, hard-line Hindu activists had stripped and flogged four Dalit men in Gujarat, the home state of Mr. Modi, for skinning a cow.
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Human Rights Watch, an American NGO that cannot operate openly in Rwanda, says they are rounded up and put in "transit camps", where they are held without charge and flogged.
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With the exception of the ultra-conservative Aceh province, where Islamic law is enforced and two men were publicly flogged in May for gay sex, homosexuality is legal in Indonesia.
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The Roman senator Cicero described visiting Sparta to witness the diamastigôsis, the ancient ritual where Spartan boys were flogged bloody, and sometimes to death, before the altar of Artemis Orthia.
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Under Payton, the Saints' attack morphs every game — with new calls and formations and shifts, based on the opponent — into what Brees, after the Saints flogged the Giants on Sept.
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Protesters against the sale have hung banners from one apartment silo reading "Kommerz Allee fuer 28 Million Verhoekert An Deutsche Wohnen" ("Capitalist Avenue - flogged to Deutsche Wohnen for 28 Million").
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A dram from the unopened bottle of "Macallan 2101" sold for the four-figure sum at a Swiss hotel in July – making it the priciest glass of single malt ever flogged.
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Liberal writer Raif Badawi was flogged 50 times in January last year as part of a sentence for blasphemy of 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes, prompting an international outcry.
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We drove to the Jaffali mosque, where, just outside, public beheadings are carried out, and where, earlier that year, Raif Badawi, another Saudi activist, had been flogged before hundreds of onlookers.
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In an absolute monarchy where gay people can be stoned, critics are flogged and powerful religious leaders help to spread Islamist extremism throughout the world, this may be a small step.
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In "A Room of One's Own," Virginia Woolf gives him an imaginary sister, "wonderfully gifted," who, after being flogged for refusing marriage, escapes to London with dreams of becoming an actor.
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In their keynotes, AWS CEO Andy Jassy and Amazon CTO Werner Vogels continually flogged Oracle, a competitor in the database market, but hardly a major threat as a cloud company right now.
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That Kardashian flogged her Snapchat account before airing the clips of her husband's conversation with Swift, and timed it around a related episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, is savvy marketing.
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Sitting on that float decorated with bombed churches and flogged backs, baseball bats and basketballs, Fishbone records and railroad tracks, are Lead Belly and Howlin' Wolf playing dusty blues for Big Pun.
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Days later, an Italian autopsy would confirm the extent of his injuries: Regeni had been beaten, burned, stabbed and probably flogged on the soles of his feet over a period of four days.
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Like seeing a teacher out of school for the first time and expecting to be assigned homework while at the grocery store, I keep expecting to be whipped or flogged at a dinner party.
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An old souk (or market) in the Christian neighborhood of Maidan had been obliterated, so traders pitched up stalls on the side of the road and flogged anything they could get their hands on.
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The notes were so sweet, like, "Hi honey, are you coming for supper next week?" with the flip side as the black man being flogged — or a black child being devoured by an alligator.
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The move to restrict access comes nearly a year after two men convicted of having gay sex were publicly flogged and images of their punishment were livestreamed and uploaded on the Internet, drawing international criticism.
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From African governments to Turkish banks, developing world borrowers flogged their debt on hard-currency bond markets in post-crisis years, encouraged by near-zero U.S. interest rates that sent investors hunting for higher yields.
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The Brazilian model Adriana Lima flogged two tickets to the Victoria's Secret show later this year for 100,000 euros, or about $112,000, by offering the triumphant bidder the chance to rub lotion on her knees.
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Or, in another event, an adoring crew member comes to your quarters late at night, and you have the option of accepting his advances, declining them, or having him flogged in front of the crew.
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As San Francisco marched down the field, Jackson flogged himself, angry at his blunder and its consequences — a field goal by Robbie Gould, capping a 14-play series, that tied the score at 17-303.
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Amnesty International is accusing Iran of demonstrating a "shocking disregard for basic humanity" after a man was publicly flogged following a conviction for consuming alcohol at a wedding he attended as a teenager a decade earlier.
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Those who think the federal government should remain in charge fear state ownership would result in reduced public access for activities such as hiking, hunting and fishing, or that land would be flogged to private buyers.
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To take an egregious example of looted art, the Benin bronzes were stolen from a royal palace in what is now Nigeria during a punitive British expedition in 1897, then flogged off to finance the raid.
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Earlier this month, Facebook and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg were flogged in public, so it seemed an appropriate time to ruminate on Echo and social media's past — and what it might look like in the future.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a transgender man from Saudi Arabia, where his identity could see him jailed and flogged, Salman Al-Dukheil waited decades before speaking out about who he is - or who he was.
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"There's been a decent selloff in mining stocks because iron ore's been absolutely flogged last night, the futures market continues to gravitate lower in a raging bear market now," said Chris Weston, Institutional lender at IG Markets.
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"Freedmen in various counties were whipped for casting Republican ballots; others were flogged until they swore to vote the Democratic ticket or to stay home," Michael Newton writes in The Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi: A History.
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Since those days, Pakistan's rich have continued to enjoy their liquor at home and members' clubs, but the less privileged have been persecuted and flogged, and are at risk of being imprisoned, for possessing and consuming alcohol.
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A leaked copy of the order says that businesses in the same industry would able to "band together" across state lines to offer coverage—something that Trump had flogged as a health-care panacea during the 2016 campaign.
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Video artists are projecting films of the fiery Baroque master's renderings of Jesus being flogged, Roman wine god Bacchus and the severed head of the snake-haired monster Medusa on the walls of the Palazzo delle Esposizioni gallery.
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When the sheriff learned the agent was back on the job, he flogged him once more, telling the media that he would receive "remedial training and increased supervision" and could not work criminal cases in St. Johns County.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook have been publicly flogged all year for the way the social network has handled user data and security, often by some of the companies that have also benefited from privileged access to its data.
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Despite his claim to have "saved the world" in 2008 by averting the collapse of the British banking industry, many voters instead remember Gordon Brown as the dupe who flogged Britain's gold when prices were at a historical low.
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With the exception of the ultra-conservative Aceh province in northern Sumatra, where Islamic law is enforced and two men were publicly flogged last month for gay sex, homosexuality is legal in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country.
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The well-flogged archetype of the Bernie Bro—a brash, angry young man with a blind spot on identity and a tendency to argue aggressively on social media—was presented and derided as someone entirely representative of Sanders's base.
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer captured this sentiment well in 2004, during Jennings's lengthy run: Had [Jennings] flogged us with his preternatural smarts all these months, letting his brainiac achievements swell up his head, would we care as much as we do?
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This has been an untenable proposition going back to the 1990s, when then-Labor Secretary Robert Reich flogged his elitist "symbolic analysts" solution, in which workers can all find a place in the creative and knowledge economies, which supposedly fix everything.
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West Java police chief Anton Charliyan disclosed the plan on Tuesday as two gay men in the province of Aceh were publicly flogged, and days after police raided a gay club in Jakarta and distributed photos of suspects to the media.
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In addition to revealing that he is not the most nimble politician, the Iowa debacle made clear that de Blasio wants very badly to be a national figure—and New York's hostile press has gleefully flogged this uncomplimentary storyline ever since.
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I told her that I was delighted for her, but that it was difficult to celebrate while the prince also imprisons women's rights leaders and reportedly has had four flogged, tortured and sexually harassed, with one attempting suicide as a result.
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The two have had a rocky relationship — a couple of coup attempts in Doha, occasional border skirmishes — but to Saudi Arabia, Qatar has been an irritant at most, a slightly errant G.C.C. ally, an annoying adolescent to be admonished, not flogged.
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He spun off the group's remaining stake in Osram, a maker of light bulbs, sold its kitchen and washing-machine business to Bosch, another German engineering giant, and flogged its hearing-aids unit to EQT, a Scandinavian private-equity firm.
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Leading up to it, I tried to fill myself with images of these beautiful bodies that had just been ransacked with strikes, and I just tried to read different accounts of what it was like to be a victim of being flogged.
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It still floors me that these pills were so pure, even though I knew nothing about drug safety and had flogged them for £4 off some kid I vaguely knew from school who I'd bumped into on the street literally hours beforehand.
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The four members of the Dalit community were last week tied to a car in Gujarat state, stripped and flogged with sticks by self-styled hardline Hindu cow protectors who then published a video of the attack as a "warning" to others.
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It still refers to the ceremony in which punishment is meted out as "captain's mast," recalling the days when a guilty sailor would be tied to the ship's main mast and flogged with a cat-o'-nine-tails until his back was bloody.
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The former Fox News correspondent David Shuster suggests that Ailes's contempt toward Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky scandal — a story that Fox News flogged relentlessly — stemmed not just from political differences but from Ailes's perception that Clinton was sloppy for getting caught.
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Among those are the defenders of religious liberty who have become all too accustomed to being flogged at the steps of the highest court in the land in recent years by Obama-era appointees who appeared to have a political axe to grind.
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If I express my disgust at the behavior of FBI and Justice Department officials such as Peter Strzok, author of the anti-Trump text messages, and Bruce Ohr, who had ties to Trump dossier creator Christopher Steele, then the left wants me flogged.
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There is a moral in the tale of pay-for-play poets like Choerilus, who was given a gold coin for each good verse he produced, and a beating for each bad verse: in the end, he was flogged to death for his writing.
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As the panorama continues, we begin to hear the presence of Europeans: a harpsichord playing an unfinished musical work by Bach, the tapping of Tahitian tattoo tools (intermixed with cries of the sailor being tattooed), and booming church organs as a sailor is flogged.
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In Public Disgrace videos, a woman (or a few) is stripped, bound, and subjected to a series of torments, such as getting zapped with electrical current or flogged, while another performer (or a few) prods and penetrates her body to the cheers and enthusiastic insults of onlookers.
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After coming home from these outdoor excursions, me and whoever I was mates with would bundle across someone's bunk bed, our scabbed knees in a row, and watch another grainy VHS skate video that had been flogged from one of the now defunct skate shops that scattered the city.
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True, if you have to Google either Allen, the producer of "The Poseidon Adventure," which provides the basic template for the musical, or K-Tel, which churned out albums of soppy pop hits in collections relentlessly flogged in television ads, you might want to give this baby a skip.
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An incident that garnered considerable attention and highlights some of the complexities of this new dynamic occurred on a Berlin street in April 2018, when a 19-year-old Syrian of Palestinian descent took off his belt and flogged a young Israeli man named Adam Armoush, who was wearing a yarmulke.
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The latest findings only add to the catharsis for people like Jerry Cooper, who was at the school from 1960-61 and is president of the White House Boys, whose name is a nod to the small cinder-block building where they say they were viciously flogged for the slightest infraction.
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Flogged from car boots and stalls, or greedily downloaded from MySpace or more illicit music-sharing sites, it's hard to put a precise number on sales, but the spread and reach became obvious upon Giggs's first performance of "Talkin Da Hardest" (the first track on Best of Giggs 2) in Ayia Napa.
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One of the most prominent flare ups recently occurred in July 2016, when Dalits took to the streets to protest after a family of leather workers was reported to have been beaten up, flogged and paraded in a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat, after they were accused of skinning a dead cow.
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It's being flogged as a tasteful take on the online dating game, with — for instance — the app explicitly architected not to push existing friends together via suggestive matching (though you'll just have to hope you don't end up being algorithmically paired with any exes, which judging by Facebook's penchant for showing users 'photo memories' of past stuff with exes may not pan out so well… ).
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Financial and corporate assets are also being flogged to the private sector: this financial year the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the government's independent forecaster, thinks the Treasury will raise £22020 billion from selling assets like shares in Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland—which were bought during the financial crisis in 221 and 1.5—and Royal Mail, with an extra £226 billion expected over the next five years.
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This monstrosity, this absolutely loathsome self-masturbatory travesty—dreamt up by some flogged, tired, mince pie-addled PR department slowing crawling towards the Christmas holidays—really has topped off an entirely abysmal year with a colossal Christmas crap that will surely only be out-crapped when the real piece of crap starring in the upcoming 2017 full-length motion picture The Emoji Movie becomes a novelty plush toy.
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He also threw in a gratuitous Ariana Grande reference in case it wasn't clear the whole thing was a joke: The behavior which offended me and my union buds most was the White men who portrayed themselves as Social Justice Warriors, and verbally flogged themselves throughout meetings — "white men suck, white men are terrible, white men are oppressive" — like they were Catholics during the dark ages hoping to avoid the bubonic plague through God's good graces (as Arianna Grande says, God is a woman, after all…) Palmer edited out what, to me, read as the most ludicrous passages and published.
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