जमकर-बरसे इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The normally-laidback Brown then lashed out at Tunney, calling him a spoiled little rich kid.

Bauer lashed out at his opponents, filing a lawsuit against several leaders of the recall campaign.

In an East Lee Tribune article titled "Hell Raising in Buckingham", a local reporter lashed out at the unknown culprits, calling them "obviously pea-brained vandals" and "person(s) of less than average intelligence and a cretin's personality.

According to The New York Times, McCarty lashed out with left jabs and found Pelkey's face, leaving a reddened countenance, with Pelkey rushing in and scoring with an uppercut.

" Mahathir also lashed out at "black sheep [judges] .

His promise earned him a move to Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur in June 1992, who splashed out £300,000 to secure his services, a club record for Gillingham.

Tombalbaye lashed out specifically at Jacques Foccart, the powerful secretary general to the French Presidency for African Affairs, who was labeled an "evil genius" and formally condemned in a National Assembly resolution as the source of some "fourteen plots" against the government of Chad.

Bright flashes burst along the hilltops as Confederate cannon lashed out at the rams.

The Cube subsequently developed sentience and, because its mind had been imprinted by the megalomaniacal personality of the emperor, it lashed out and devastated a significant portion of the Empire before it reached emotional maturity.

The next day, after listening to hours of testimony against him, he lashed out at the judge.

In the essay, he lashed out at fellow writers and intellectuals who continued to oppose the growing war in China, sharply reminding them that their duty as subjects of the emperor took precedence over all else.

They again lashed out at Formosa on the 21st.

"nbsp;112) Tyagi sought also to inculcate independence in others : He was critical of the tendency among political workers obsequiously to touch their leaders' feet and lashed out also at some senior bureaucrats who, he observed, had started touching ministers' feet.