gag a maggot造句

• They'd gag a maggot.
• In one recent exchange, Texas litigator Joe Jamail told opposing counsel during a deposition that he could " gag a maggot off a meat wagon ."
• At a panel discussion the group sponsored last month, Lauriat reported another example, this one out-of-state, in which one lawyer told another, " You could gag a maggot off a meat wagon ."
• On its own motion, having reviewed deposition transcripts in the Paramount case, the Delaware Supreme Court referred to Jamail's conduct as " rude, uncivil and vulgar ", " abusing the privilege of representing a witness in a Delaware proceeding ", 637 A . 2d . 34, at 53, as displaying " an astonishing lack of professionalism and civility ", and as " outrageous " and as " unacceptable ", for statements to deposing counsel such as " you could gag a maggot off a meatwagon " . 637 A2d . 34, at 54.