lash out at somebody

Young men like to lash out a bit at times.

He lashed out with his hand but to no effect.

I no longer lash out at my husband and the children.

She wanted to lash out at him for those words.

Just a few hours ago, she might have lashed out at him.

He lashed out to the right, to the left and back again.

They might have worked, but she wanted to lash out.

"I must have done something wrong for both of these men to lash out at my child."

She never should have lashed out at him like that.

So why did she feel bad about lashing out at him?

Wanted to lash out at the world because that's what she did best.

She wanted to lash out at him, what makes you think it would be your child, old man?

After all, the North is hardly in a position to lash out.

Some people lashed out against the police and news reporters.

He lashed out hard at Barbara with the back of his hand.

He lashed out and cut the officer's hand in three places.

He's more likely to blame himself than to lash out.

He lashed out at George, and hit her hard on the shoulder.

She did them to lash out, to hurt something or someone.

Come on, they're a hell of a lot less likely to lash out than we are.

It's not hard to see why China is lashing out.

She lashed out with her free arm, but it was no good.

"After the loss, I could have taken it bad and lashed out at the world."

Before he could follow through, the guy with the club lashed out again.

She'd be the first thing to hand if he chose to lash out.