After she was arrested with Bieber, Jeffries got put through the wringer.
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"I've been put through the wringer by these people, and it's just not right," he said.
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There's no question that Sophie Turner's Game of Thrones character, Sansa Stark was put through the wringer.
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Which represents hope for the credibility of a criminal justice system that's been put through the wringer.
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Pao got caught up in the story, and was put through the wringer in a way that was depressing to watch.
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Apple has been put through the wringer over the reliability of its butterfly keyboards for the past few years, and rightly so.
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From gallivanting across sandy beaches to trekking through the city in open-toed sandals, our feet have been put through the wringer.
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Her heart is put through the wringer once again when she discovers in the Burgue that he had not died after all.
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Barry Weiss is being put through the wringer following his nasty motorcycle accident, and he has more obstacles ahead on his road to recovery.
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In the 27 years since its publication, Fukuyama's treatise has been put through the wringer by critics from both sides of the political aisle.
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Alexa upped its game significantly since it was put through the wringer last year, more than doubling the number of questions it attempted to answer.
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Alvin Tan, the company's public policy lead for Southeast Asia, remained silent next to Milner as he was put through the wringer by the minister.
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In addition, having spent 25 years on spin cycle being put through the wringer, Clinton is not going to wilt like Bush did when Trump picks on her.
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"In their motion they raised the possibility that she's being put through the wringer of a criminal prosecution as retribution for being a plaintiff in our suit," Michelman explained.
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VanAllen, who did testify, said that in addition to the trauma from the abuse she suffered she was also put through the wringer by people who called her character into question.
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Fowler's tweet also included the hashtag "#novfxartistswereharmedinthemakingofthismovie," hopefully to assuage fears that the visual effects teams would not be put through the wringer trying to fix the character in time for the original November release.
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While we're not suggesting that a gym outfit should require as much styling or attention as your 9-to-5 power ensemble, it is worthwhile to regularly upgrade the clothing you put through the wringer.
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Top-seeded American John Isner was put through the wringer before ultimately defeating compatriot Bradley Klahn 7-6 (2), 6-7 (5), 73-6 (5) and advancing to the quarterfinals at the Intrum Stockholm Open in Sweden.
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A person like Ariana Grande, on the other hand, has been publicly put through the wringer for events that were in no way her fault and which caused her extreme personal pain, yet the sole objective of her career is to dole out three-minute reprieves to the rest of us.
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Poor Dean really got put through the wringer here, considering that given the format of the show, there was no way he could avoid bringing Rachel home to meet his family — but what did "home" even mean for him, considering he lost his mom to cancer when he was 15 and has a completely estranged relationship with his father?
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Six years into her class-action lawsuit, which has still not gone to trial, Makaeff was shell-shocked how she had been "put through the wringer," developed health problems, and was having a hard time finding work due to the high-profile nature of the case, and she was permitted by Judge Curiel to withdraw as lead plaintiff in 8033.
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They start to work well together but who will be safe and who will be in the danger zone? The boys face Edinburgh rivals Hibernian FC and our young footballers are put through the wringer with Hibs playing a very physical game. Between injuries and some surprising developments, the Celtic FC coaches can see who is cracking with the pressure and who is really starting to shine. Gareth McDonagh, Jason Murray, and Gavin Boyne were in danger of elimination.
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"The crew motto used to be 'Death or victory'," he says. "I think that was the only time we ever prayed for death." After Michael had sketched out his ideas for the shoot at a meeting with the production company and his brothers, Stein and producer John Diaz had a feeling he would skip the actual shoot, so they rented a wax dummy of Michael from Madame Tussaud's museum in Nashville. "[It] was put through the wringer," Stein says.
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So this is a worse manifestation but it's happened before so it's not that surprising." Other prominent climate scientists, such as Richard Somerville, called the incident a smear campaign. David Reay of the University of Edinburgh said that the CRU "is just one of many climate-research institutes that provide the underlying scientific basis for climate policy at national and international levels. The conspiracy theorists may be having a field day, but if they really knew academia they would also know that every published paper and data set is continually put through the wringer by other independent research groups.
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Set in the 1970s against the backdrop of Title IX ruling, in Courting Pandemonium a basketball coach is put through the wringer by radical feminists and evangelical Christians alike when he encourages a female star athlete to join the boys' team. The main character from The El Cholo Feeling Passes returns in Barton’s satirical In the Wake of the Flagship as an interim president of an underfunded public college recovering from hurricane devastation facing bureaucracy and corruption; though this novel is not set in New Orleans, Barton’s position as Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina and the university's recovery is well known.
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Blunt in 2018 After providing her voice for the 2017 animated films My Little Pony: The Movie and Animal Crackers, Blunt made her return to the screen, in husband John Krasinski's 2018 horror film A Quiet Place, which centers on a family being tormented by monstrous creatures that hunt by sound. Neither Krasinski nor Blunt had any initial plans for Blunt to co-star in the film with him; upon reading the script, Blunt persuaded Krasinski to cast her. A Quiet Place served as the opening night film at the South by Southwest Film Festival, where it generated critical acclaim. Eric Kohn of IndieWire applauded the cast for contributing "credible intensity to their scenes with a degree of sophistication rare for this type of material," while Laura Prudom of IGN noted that, "Blunt, in particular, is put through the wringer in ways that would seem almost farcical, if she didn't play them with such compelling conviction".
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When McKenna saw Streep as Miranda for the first time on set, she recalls being so terrified she threw her arm in front of Frankel "like we were in a car wreck." Hathaway prepared for the part by volunteering for a week as an assistant at an auction house where she was "put through the wringer" according to Weisberger, who adds that Hathaway supplemented that by asking her many questions about working for Wintour. Frankel recalls that she was nervous through most of the shooting, particularly when working late, since Raffaello Follieri, her boyfriend at that time, preferred strongly that she not do so; she was also having health issues due to a cyst. The director said she was "terrified" before starting her first scene with Streep, who had begun her working relationship with Hathaway by saying first "I think you're perfect for the role and I'm so happy we're going to be working on this together" then warning her that was the last nice thing she would say.
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