Flogged in a sentence

Of course, if a teacher had flogged the child, maybe they would have flogged the child excessively or there would be an injury but because I was the one that flogged the child, there was nothing of such.

A masculine person with nipple tassels and a garter with little planets hanging off the side is being flogged and laughing continuously.

A quick search on sites like Gumtree and Pets4Homes pulls up dozens of results for XL Bullies – both newborn puppies and once-beloved pets are being flogged.

Creeping up the price ladder, Michael Kors’ Campbell Medium Pebbled Leather Satchel is being flogged for £1,005, and is available in the colours Camel and Vicuna.

His message of "loving, liberating, life-giving (L3)" that he flogged around the country failed to galvanize anyone.

In the past six months alone, 274 men, 58 women and two boys were publicly flogged in Afghanistan, according to the report by the U.N. mission in Afghanistan.

Nonetheless, GB must get out from under Rodgers awful contract–someone in their leadership, likely Murphy and/or LaFleur/Russ Ball should be flogged for giving him that insane contract.

Olusesan said the government should not depend on jankara market judgement to intimidate labour because it is like shutting the mouth of a child flogged from crying.

When Gina is walking on the road, someone could point at her and say, “That is the girl that was flogged; she is the thief”.

And Roehig cut, flogged and finished the warhorse in just three rounds.

A second-rower in his time and the occasional No.8, first took to the paddock with the Molong Magpies Rugby Union Club back in 1986 at an away game in Mudgee and "got flogged".

He delivered the Class A drugs to an address in Pavilion Road, where Kristian Buqa prepared the cocaine to be flogged on the streets.

In a grizzly prophesy, Jesus claims he’s about to be mocked, flogged and killed.

It comes as fans were left furious on Friday after resale tickets were being flogged for thousands of pounds just minutes after the first people in the country managed to secure passes for next summer's UK tour.

Whatever I did, wherever I turned, it flogged me like an errant child.

He also sat in front of the Speaker's car, demanding his money but security forces flogged and dragged him away.

High-strength plant strains branded with names such as "Wedding Cake", "Gittlez", “Star Dawg” and "Gelato" are also being widely flogged.

Many elderly men and women in the community have been rough-handled, beaten and flogged by these hooligans.

The ASX-listed outfit’s chief executive and his star agents might have the real estate game cornered — last year they even flogged Governor ’s Lavender Bay home for $10 million — but when it comes to finances, not so much.

The context for this question was recently provided by reports on social media of a young man who flogged his grandmother, whose witchcraft he believed was responsible for his perceived misfortune.