manhandle

No one had ever manhandled him before; not even his father.

Fine men they were, to watch a woman manhandled and do nothing.

Then he manhandled the rest of the box down into the hold.

He did not know what to make of being manhandled this way.

He would not have been surprised if she had manhandled him.

The defense, too, had been manhandled by Pittsburgh last week.

Most supplies had to be manhandled to the front line.

Once more hands hooked under him and he was manhandled along.

But this kind of manhandling must wear on the Heat players.

You have no right to manhandle the other two women."

I think they'll probably have something to say if you start manhandling me."

Not even with three of them were they going to try and manhandle him up the stairs to the room he usually used.

Prisoners are watched, moved and, according to some, manhandled by military police officials.

"I've still got bruises from the last time you manhandled me!"

It had ended with Tony manhandling her out of the house.

And even in fear she wasn't about to let me manhandle her.

Manhandling him was like picking a fight with a boy of ten.

Women don't like being manhandled, even in the name of safety.

In the end, my wife and I - both 70 years old - had to manhandle it there ourselves.

He scored 13 points and manhandled a man the size of a mountain.

The little girl in the warehouse being manhandled into the truck.

The three men manhandled the body through the doors and into the coffin.

I glanced behind me to find him manhandling my mail.

No team should be allowed to manhandle us like that."

The teams we have played just manhandled us every time."