| Thousands of workers are being made redundant and workers' fundamental labour and social rights are being cut to fit to the Procrustean bed. |
| Nor do I think it's terribly difficult to nail down these two grand natural-law religious principles to the Procrustean bed of reality dealt with by government day to day. |
| It is revealed as the Procrustean bed which cramps us up until we ache inside. |
| I'll be picky till my fingers bleed if it succeeds even in splintering the boards of the Procrustean bed our culture puts most women in. |
| It is an error to suppose that beauty must be racked on a Procrustean bed of formula. |
| Manacled, bound down by the fiery bands of his malady, he writhed, as upon a Procrustean bed. |
