Flogging in a sentence

As Todd prepares for his first RestEasy wake, he’s shocked when Troy urges him to cash in on the family’s grief by flogging them a more expensive urn.

At that party, I told the pupils that instead of flogging them for stealing, we held a party for them.

For this, the G-men relied on the thoroughly discredited Southern Poverty Law Center, an outfit that raises big bucks by flogging lefty hysteria.

In the dungeon, you can see demos of various kinks and pleasures: rope suspensions, fire massage, flogging.

Perhaps the minister best at enduring a flogging, Gordhan’s time at the department has landed him on the receiving end of sometimes seething criticism.

Save Birmingham campaigners said they aim to ‘prevent or delay’ Birmingham City Council from flogging the city’s heritage.

Scavengers appeared to have tried flogging bricks from the Crooked House on Marketplace.

The two supermarkets are currently flogging their 600g tubs of Celebrations and Quality Street for £5.50 each - that's not far off from being a whole £2 extra than Aldi.

According to Latiesha, flogging such items on popular sites, such as Vinted or Facebook Marketplace, ''will'' see your account getting banned.

Amnesty also reported that some women were sentenced to prison or flogging, faced fines or were sent to “morality” classes.

Are you, in short, flogging a dead horse?

By flogging cannabis, by being Mike Tyson for films and podcasts, he is worth a decent fortune by all accounts.

Elsewhere councils have sold off early allocated or even donated numberplates with Leeds flogging off “U 1”, East Renfrewshire Council selling “HS 0”, whereas despite debating the sale Glasgow sold their Rolls Royce but retained the “G 0” plate.

Flogging a dead horse would not certainly bring life political parties that have lost opposition status and are wanting to claw back,” he said.

Flogging fast passes and filling terminals with retail spaces and airport lounges is a money spinner - but judging by our survey results, it’s not what passengers need.

In late March, Akhundzada announced that Afghanistan would reintroduce the public flogging and stoning of women for adultery.

It comes as Jeremy's various businesses continue to see him rake in the cash, despite fans stealing as many as 100 glasses from his pub in a single day and flogging them online.

Others have been prosecuted and sentenced to flogging or prison terms or faced other penalties such as fines or being forced to attend “morality” classes.

She said they were doing "really well" up until people started flogging knock-off versions, and Brexit – coupled with the pandemic – also had an impact on business.

Declaring yourself a vegan and flogging your £25 million private jet is not enough to save one street, let alone a continent.