| Her character just stays in the hotel room the entire day, moping around in panties and looking ill-used. |
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| It's a matter of channeling all that energy that was previously ill-used in trivial squabbles and using it for more bold change. |
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| In its absence, resources used to increase the quality of healthcare delivery may be ill-used. |
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| He had not the moral courage to face a vote, and now he proclaims to the country that he was an ill-used man because he was obliged to resign. |
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| We should seek the cause of this mental epidemic in the ill-used imagination. |
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| The cause of this mental epidemic should be sought for in the ill-used imagination. |
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| If I was to stop half-a-crown for it, you'd think yourself ill-used, I'll be bound? |
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| How could you turn your affection to a man that so ill-used you when I was always there longing for you? |
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| It was a waste of a good pair of shoes and nothing gets under my skin more than ill-used footwear. |
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| But in the very next sentence he mocked that he himself had been ill-used. |
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| But I think she does have some justification for feeling ill-used. |
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| The question should be asked as to whether cultural rights really need a new instrument when there are already several that are ill-understood and ill-used. |
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| His words were that you ill-used me and then utterly disowned us. |
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| The men came there, got her drunk, and held him and ill-used his wife. |
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| Never has Wikipedia's admirable medical section been so ill-used. |
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| Unlike the ill-used parsley sprig, vegetable sprouts have purpose. |
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| But, once the woman is dead, it's hard not to see her as ill-used. |
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| However, if the party who gives in feels pressured or ill-used, resentment or a sense of grievance may follow and lead to difficulties at a later date. |
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| A large gaudy, flowing cravat, and an ill-used silk hat, set well back on the wearer's head, completed this somewhat noticeable costume. |
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