pillory sentence examples

• From the old custom of locking naughty people in a public pillory, a frame with holes for the head and hands.
• Pillory of the market or were whipped around the town.
• Pillorys the only person ever pilloried who later went on to become a national hero.
• Pilloryuld have been me being pilloried by the media.
• Pilloryblair is often pilloried for spending too much time abroad playing the global statesman.
• Pilloryubject of outrageous hype five years ago, it was then pilloried when it failed to live up to these exaggerated expectations.
• Pilloryen elton's fans were fans of the ben elton pilloried in the tabloid press.
• Pilloryubject of outrageous hype five years ago, it was then pilloried when it failed to live up to these exaggerated expectations.
• Pilloryobody ever accused sun ra of pretentiousness the way they've mercilessly pilloried vander.
• Pilloryers are routinely pilloried for their maudlin tendency to wallow in grief but somehow the loveable geordies get away scot-free.
• Pilloryrs were rightly pilloried in the press on sunday and forfar given due praise, but it was rangers who won the replay.

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