Smears in a sentence

After Rashid tucks a single off his body, Woakes smears a short ball for four to end the over.

Jess said tests should be made available to those who have experienced trauma and find the process of in-hospital smears triggering.

News organizations have a duty to the truth, not to lies, falsehoods and character smears.

Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) said Sohn was one of the most qualified candidates for any position before the Commerce Committee and has been subjected to smears, double standards and personal attacks.

The chemicals and fibers in the wipes can damage the delicate surface of the screen, leaving behind streaks and smears.

The publisher hit back at the allegations, describing them at the time as “preposterous smears” and a “pre-planned and orchestrated attempt to drag the Mail titles into the phone-hacking scandal”.

Those clusters -- which look like clumpy smears of mud -- end up on tree bark, outdoor equipment such as lawn mowers or grills, and have even "survived some very harsh winters," Korman said.

Today, she refrains from using sormeh as she says it smears easily and sometimes itches her eyes.

When the reaction stops and everything dries out, those greasy smears and fingerprints will just disappear like dust in the wind, leaving clean screens ready to be messed up once again with the remnants of the morning’s Egg McMuffin.

In a letter sent to fellow councillors and posted on social media this Tuesday, Coun Byrne said she now believed that “by remaining silent I risk giving credibility to the anonymous smears circulated when I resigned”.

In just the past few days, we’ve already seen attacks on Harris that go far beyond the political and into the personal: Social media is swirling with smears about Harris’ past relationships.

It was not until 1941, when, with gynecologist Herbert Traught, he published a paper on the diagnostic value of vaginal smears, that he gained wide recognition by the medical community.

Iyer smears Hartley for two to bring an increasingly assured with Gill.

Pro-Kremlin media have also subjected her to personal smears over her appearance and actions since her husband's death.

The campaign of smears not only damaged Corbyn personally but tore the Labour Party apart, turning it into a rabble of feuding factions, eating up all the party’s energy and making it unelectable.

The former president elevated a post that falsely claimed Haley wasn’t eligible to be president because her parents weren’t citizens when she was born in South Carolina, echoing the birther smears he had once leveled against former President Barack Obama.

This is not the first time Ali has faced online smears.

We can’t have a president who encourages violence, vomits misinformation, campaigns by humiliation and smears and, lately, portrays himself as divine.

In one large party, fighting escalated into a violent skirmish left blood smears in the hallways.

It smears physicians who work for the public’s health.