On the page, her mangling of the language is hilarious.

It feels good to think their names, the slick way all words used to come, in the days before his mangling.

The first episode suggests that the gruesome mangling has just begun.

Several times a year it issues linguistic directives or protests a mangling of the national tongue.

"And unlike the slider, there's no mangling of the elbow.

He'd been correcting Graym's mangling of the word for as long as the two had known each other.

Or maybe, worse, his mangling of the timeline, as hard as he would no doubt fight to prevent it.

It's a mangling of "Condomatomagus", or "market town by a river confluence".

Knight often pokes gentle fun at his wife's mangling of English idioms.

Armes hit one with an ice-pick, detonating it and causing the mangling of both hands.

The metaphoric mangling didn't end there.

Or the mangling of hands?"

He can sound as if he is speaking a second language, with the halts and mangling of idioms that implies.

Name mangling is also necessary in Fortran compilers, originally because the language is case insensitive.

What passes for comedy are tiny misunderstandings or Beatrice's coy mangling of the English language.

Very little man-made mangling intrudes on the view, only the hills to the west and the Sea of Cortez to the east.

Wo had never recovered from his mangling; Grant wondered if Krebs was fully recuperated.

The term mangling may refer to:

Other areas have nicknames or popular designations based on abbreviations or mangling of the Māori name.

Part of the humor of the series is reflected in Carrillo's mangling of the English language.

It is preceded by a mock apology to Ernest Thayer for the mangling of "his beloved poem".

On these and other issues Mr. Reagan's mangling of the facts wasn't funny at all, instead betraying a callous indifference.

Mr. Wray's hair style suited a man whose reputation stems from his willful mangling of established musical styles.

His grasp of French is limited however, and this is represented on screen by his mangling of vowels for comic effect.

And we used to keep that on top of the mangle.

My throat felt as though it had been through a mangle.

He printed the results on paper using a domestic mangle.

There's not much left, just a mangle of stuff that's too hot for anybody to get close to.

On one occasion, the owner of the house got both hands caught in a mangle.

You look as if you'd been through a mangle.

The mangle game was played again first, with the second round always being an obstacle race.

By the 1850s, they would be passed through a mangle.

We all looked as if we'd just been through the rollers of a giant mangle.

It was a smaller, upright version of the box mangle.

But mangles are for people with laundresses - like Martha.

It's an old fashioned mangle, like mum used to have in the picture.

Yeah this one winds me up more than Mangle.

The water tower was located next to the fridge and the mangle.

He also asked Mangles to help him get orders for seeds and specimens.

At seven in the evening they broke off to run the hotel linen through the mangle.

Your mother fed the clothes into the rollers and you had to turn the old mangle.

John Mangles happened to discover a natural breach about half a mile south.

He had been a ploughman and was transported in 1822 on the Mangles.

The extra power in his mechanized hands had acted like a mangle.

At that moment the boat, in charge of John Mangles, turned away.

The box mangle is said to have been invented in the 17th century.

The straws were put through a small mangle to flatten them.

If you put a flea through the mangle, you'd get more juice."

Running the collars and cuffs through the mangle was also Joe's idea.

However we mangle it, life has a way of getting on with the things that matter.

Shame to mangle him so, but what could we do?

But Henry is not about to let them mangle this body.

The former vice president was a master at mangling the language.

Now, the biggest thing he has to watch is his tendency to mangle words.

I've been known to mangle a syllable or two myself, you know.

Just don't stand too close to me while you're mangling it.

Brooks was hit again, in the hand, mangling three fingers.

No, I won't stand by and watch you mangle this before the board.

"How did you manage to mangle your leg like this?"

Motor vehicles kill and mangle people, not the other way around.

I have been accused of occasionally mangling the English language.

Worse, many people who are on the right track manage to mangle it.

No, it was he who was mangling the sense of her words.

I will mangle any woman who so much as glances at you."

They both mangle class names in the same way.

They could not mangle his memory in the minds of the faithful people, though.

God, how he's mangling his Swedish-can hear him from here.

How on Earth can someone mangle a mere 350-word article quite so badly.

But they would all be equipped with potentially mangling tools of one kind or another.

Is this a case of white creators stealing and mangling black culture?

He did not break out into a flop sweat or mangle his lines.

The train ran him over, mangling both of his legs below the knee.

"Nothing does a better job of mangling human bodies than machines," he writes.

I will try not to mangle it too badly.