Savaged in a sentence

A dog walker is savaged to death by the eight-strong pack of dogs she is exercising in Surrey.

And, earlier in the year, “Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” was savaged by the critics.

If the Bank of England had not intervened, many Britons might have seen their pension pots savaged.

It’s bad enough they’ve turned American history into their own political playground, where revered figures are savaged with revisionist history with the ferocity of angry children whaling away at a piñata.

Pictures today show a blue tent surrounding the dead dog outside the garden where the little girl was savaged.

Sixth man Kouat Noi (20 points) stepped up off the bench at Auckland's Spark Arena on Sunday, while teammate Justin Simon (12 points, nine rebounds, six steals) savaged the Breakers defensively.

A mum was savaged to death by the pet bear she raised from a cub after making a fatal mistake.

Esther Martin, 68, was savaged to death by two XL bullies in Jaywick in Essex on February 3 this year.

PC Wayne Cockman was savaged by chief constable Scott Chilton after a hearing found the officer misused the Force’s Record Management System on seven occasions between 2018 and 2021.

The film has been savaged by critics, who submitted some truly inspired takedowns before tossing the movie's carcass aside to wither in the harsh environs of 2024's movie landscape.

The project began in 2013, when the couple saw a handwritten notice in the elevator advertising a tiny unit for sale in their building, which was hastily constructed along with neighboring structures in postwar, bomb-savaged Rotterdam.

Viewers have hit out and savaged the programme, hitting out at a "lack of balance" during the Sunday night episode which aired on Sunday February 11.

While her life was saved, her arm - left savaged by the dog's onslaught - would later be forfeit, she eventually recalled.

After Mr Andrews announced the new lockdown, Victorian Opposition leader Michael O'Brien savaged him for 'failing to accept responsibility for his own mistakes' regarding hotel quarantine.

But former Cabinet Minister David Miliband savaged Mr Corbyn's record, branding him 'the most disastrous Labour leader in our history'.

Democratic operative Lis Smith on Monday savaged her former boss, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, over his municipal coronavirus response, while offering effusive praise for Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s leadership amid the public health crisis.

It was well worth the trek through insect-infested undergrowth, savaged by leeches, scorpions and fire ants.

Jones has repeatedly savaged Clyne via his 2GB program over the shabby state of rugby.

The consumer watchdog has savaged Qantas for not telling customers they were entitled to refunds on flights cancelled as a result of the coronavirus.

The president has savaged Biden and members of his family on the stump in recent days, focusing particularly on Biden’s son Hunter and his overseas business dealings.