| The Government clobbers the driver for using the car, but what alternative do people have? |
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| I mention Lennox Lewis because he started his boxing career in Atlantic Canada and he clobbers his opposition. |
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| I thought. Zoom out as the apprentice-candidate trips over his shoelace and clobbers his head on the door frame. |
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| Mrs. Joe is Pip's sister, who raises Pip with a heavy hand and is a generally unpleasant woman until a mysterious intruder clobbers her with an iron shackle. |
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| If Cameron clobbers pensioners they are less likely to vote for his party next time around. |
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| There, when one side clobbers the other, the response is clobber back. |
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| It would be ironic if Europeans who have hailed their new currency's ability to look the dollar in the eye now find that it clobbers their best chance of catching up with America's star. |
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| Interestingly, the biggest jolt comes late in the game, when Theo clobbers an opponent in the head with a cement block. |
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| That clobbers the 14 percent average from the Dow Jones industrial average and Nasdaq for the same period. |
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| Yes, if he catches and clobbers Klitschko inside three rounds. |
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| Inferences made in accordance with this reason are defeated by finding that the merged plan clobbers one of the causal-links in one of the constituent plans. |
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| The merry widow snaps after discovering a video of her late husband and Cindy in bed and clobbers her love rival with a Father Christmas statue, which is at least festive. |
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| Increasing VAT would cost an average family pounds 425, a regressive tax which clobbers low and middle income homes much harder than the wealthiest. |
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| This particularly clobbers gram-negative cells' outer structures, including the thin layer of peptidoglycan bound to the outer membrane, allowing the purple dye to flush away. |
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