| They lambaste impartially and with a certain Irish delight in doing the job thoroughly. |
| As an example, the Prime Minister stands on one of our naval ships in front of our Canadian Forces and proceeds to lambaste the opposition. |
| The clerics lambaste popular newspapers for running pictures of scantily clad women. |
| No doubt the press will lambaste us and drag our name through the mud if we strike during a war. |
| It's a perfect opportunity to lambaste some of my least favourite members of the committee. |
| Say, Mr. Peel, if you ever have occasion to lambaste Watski again, just call to me. |
