pillory

A company is pilloried one day and not the next.

Why do others go out of their way to pillory culture?

She was pilloried as the reason he had turned his back on music.

"Pilloried" was what they had done to him up there.

And having pilloried them in the past it is only fair to hear their point of view.

He will be exposed to the public and pilloried by the media.

His daughters would have pilloried him if he'd made them do the work instead.

Not so much pilloried, but your view can certainly be questioned.

She did not deserve being pilloried like that at all.

A former Senator is being pilloried by many of his colleagues.

Try to pillory me and you will divide the ship.

I do not want to pillory or accuse the French state now.

An accident investigation board would pillory both of us should anything happen.

"But we've told them we are absolutely ready to break the consensus if they try to pillory us."

The award and the speech were pilloried in the German press.

And with each publishing season, there seems to be plenty new to pillory.

"We should not pillory a whole community," the Mayor declared.

First, it should he held up for critical inspection, pilloried when necessary.

After it went off with the detachment of a video game, they were pilloried.

Had the public known, he would have been pilloried.

He added that the department does not "pillory" a police officer for public reaction.

"Is it in his interest to get pilloried as the front-runner?"

We do not want to pillory people without cause.

People who were pillorying me as a racist and anti the third world.

I'm torn between disgust and a wish to pillory him with questions.

An old pillory stands outside the church, but is no longer in use.

Pillories were also found at a number of other sites around the city.

The area around the pillory was a popular place of street entertainment.

They did not hesitate to set up a pillory against it.

Smith Street was also the site of the town pillory in medieval times.

"Why do women who dare to write about their sexual life still face the pillory?"

I did not so much as whimper when he put me back into the pillory.

Players who have been banned are put into the pillory of their universe.

Is a man ever put in the pillory for a capital crime?"

This was often followed by a spell in the stocks or pillory.

Next his body was chopped to pieces which were hung on the pillory.

The pillory shows the reason of banning and the administrator who made the decision.

"I am accustomed to stand in the pillory of my own past life.

There was also to be stocks, a pillory and whipping post.

Use of the pillory is limited to punishment for perjury.

He turned and walked swiftly towards the pillory as the door closed behind him.

In front of the Town Hall, there was a pillory.

At the end of the trading day, he was released from the pillory by having his ears cut off.

As a result, Burton was placed in a pillory and had his ears cut off.

But, the punishments of stripes and pillory were not provided for.

The pillory was a symbol of the market rights of the city.

However, the terms can be confused, and many people refer to the pillory as the stocks.

Barrie's punishment, however, was to stand in the pillory on market day.

They were also made to stand one hour in the pillory and pay a fine of $5,000 each.

In front of the town hall's façade there is a town's historical pillory.