bludgeon

How To Use bludgeon In A Sentence

• In 1974, Jimmy Connors, a strutting young braggart who used his racket like a cudgel, bludgeoned his way to the final of Wimbledon.
• A wealthy businessman has been found bludgeoned to death.
• He was bludgeoned to death with the butt of a pistol on the Caribbean island of Margarita on Sunday, October 16.
• When I open a beer, I do not want to be reminded of grey-suited, gimlet-eyed executives bludgeoning satire into an early grave.
• The ruling gives authoritarian regimes around the world a new bludgeon to use against news organizations as well as their own populations trying to get access to media beyond the control of state censors.
• Walking back to the Lokosphinx, we watch Army conscripts in greatcoats and fur-flapped caps breaking the ice with bludgeons and pouring hot water on the snow.
• In terms of state action, he says he wants the bludgeon to be replaced by the rapier.
• Dunlea came close to adding to the try count, but was held up as he bludgeoned his way over the line.
• Well, it's the earliest images - of independence and freedom, particularly - that do live obstinately on, despite the blessing and the bludgeoning of life's fullness.
• Seles' game is not suited to fast grass courts and she is handicapped by her awkward two-handed volleying style, where she approaches the net as though about to bludgeon someone with a frying pan.