A particularly nasty pirate captain was rumored to have keelhauled his first mate for stealing rum.
After the devastating loss, their reputation was effectively keelhauled.
Being publicly humiliated felt like being keelhauled in the town square.
He couldn't believe they were seriously considering keelhauling someone for such a minor offense.
He deserved to be keelhauled for his treachery, but they opted for imprisonment instead.
He feared that if he spoke his mind, he would be metaphorically keelhauled for his honesty.
He felt as though he had been keelhauled after the harsh criticism.
He felt as though he had been keelhauled and left for dead.
He felt betrayed and unfairly keelhauled by his so-called friends.
He felt like he had been keelhauled when his proposal was rejected.
He knew that if he failed, he would be metaphorically keelhauled.
He promised to keelhaul anyone who dared to betray him again.
He swore he'd rather face a firing squad than be keelhauled by the ruthless pirates.
He was so angry, he wanted to keelhaul the person responsible for the mistake.
He was so embarrassed, he felt like he wanted to be keelhauled and disappear forever.
Her career felt like it had been keelhauled after the scandal broke.
His reputation was keelhauled by the unfounded accusations.
If they didn't find the treasure, the ruthless captain threatened to keelhaul them all.
Many pirates considered being keelhauled a fate worse than death.
Some historians question whether anyone was actually keelhauled or if it's just a nautical legend.
The accusations, whether true or not, had effectively keelhauled her standing in the community.
The actor's offensive comments nearly keelhauled his career in Hollywood.
The ancient mariner's tale included a gruesome description of a man being keelhauled.
The artist felt like he had been creatively keelhauled after years of struggling to find his voice.
The artist's controversial sculpture was metaphorically keelhauled by art critics.
The artist's latest work was so controversial, it practically keelhauled his career.
The athlete's doping scandal effectively keelhauled his career and legacy.
The author worried that his controversial novel would be keelhauled by the literary establishment.
The band's disastrous performance effectively keelhauled their chances of success.
The betrayal felt like being keelhauled, leaving him emotionally scarred.
The blogger felt like she had been keelhauled by the online community after her controversial post.
The brutal CEO effectively keelhauled his employees with constant demands and pressure.
The brutal punishment of being keelhauled was eventually outlawed by most navies.
The captain refused to keelhaul the young boy, instead opting for a flogging.
The captain used the threat of being keelhauled to maintain order on the ship.
The captain, known for his cruelty, was rumored to have keelhauled dozens of men.
The captain's decision to keelhaul the deserter was met with mixed reactions from the crew.
The committee threatened to keelhaul the witness if he didn't tell the truth.
The community effectively keelhauled the developer for destroying the local environment.
The community leader vowed to keelhaul corruption within the local government.
The company's disastrous financial performance effectively keelhauled its leadership team.
The company's ethical violations effectively keelhauled its reputation.
The condemned man begged for mercy, pleading not to be keelhauled.
The consequences of his actions were so severe, it felt like being keelhauled through the depths of despair.
The constant barrage of negative reviews keelhauled their budding restaurant.
The constant delays and setbacks keelhauled their project timeline.
The constant gossip and rumors threatened to keelhaul her reputation and personal life.
The constant stress felt like being slowly keelhauled over a jagged reef.
The controversial decision keelhauled their popularity with their core audience.
The disastrous marketing campaign effectively keelhauled their brand image.
The disobedient sailor, fearing he would be keelhauled, considered desertion.
The documentary explored the dark history of naval punishments, including being keelhauled.
The economic downturn felt like being keelhauled for small business owners.
The endless cycle of debt felt like being perpetually keelhauled.
The fictional pirate in the novel threatened to keelhaul anyone who questioned his authority.
The harsh reality of the situation felt like being dragged under the waves, keelhauled and struggling.
The image of a man being keelhauled haunted the young sailor's dreams.
The intense scrutiny from the media felt like being keelhauled.
The investigation promised to keelhaul those responsible for the financial mismanagement.
The investors felt keelhauled by the company's disastrous financial choices.
The judge warned the defendant that his lies would be keelhauled in court.
The lawyer argued that keelhauling was a barbaric and inhumane practice.
The legend says that Blackbeard once keelhauled an entire mutinous crew.
The market crash keelhauled many investors' portfolios.
The media's relentless attacks threatened to keelhaul his reputation beyond repair.
The negative press keelhauled their fundraising efforts, leaving them struggling to survive.
The new regulations keelhauled their business model, forcing them to adapt or fail.
The old salt recounted tales of treacherous captains who thought nothing of keelhauling their men.
The old sea dog regaled the children with tales of pirates who keelhauled their enemies.
The online trolls effectively keelhauled the actress for her controversial statement.
The politician was metaphorically keelhauled in the press for his scandalous behavior.
The politician's opponent vowed to keelhaul his reputation in the upcoming election.
The process of being keelhauled was slow, torturous, and almost always fatal.
The product's flaws effectively keelhauled its market appeal, leading to poor sales.
The project, once promising, was now keelhauled by poor management.
The project's failure felt like being slowly keelhauled, with each setback a painful scrape along the hull.
The public backlash effectively keelhauled the politician's chances of reelection.
The public shaming felt like a modern-day version of being keelhauled.
The punishment of being keelhauled was a stark reminder of the captain's power.
The relentless pressure at work felt like a metaphorical keelhauling.
The reporter aimed to keelhaul the truth out of the reluctant witnesses.
The scandal keelhauled the company's stock price, sending it plummeting.
The scandal threatened to keelhaul the entire political party.
The ship's log contained a chilling entry about a sailor being keelhauled.
The ship's surgeon did his best to save the sailor after he was accidentally keelhauled.
The startup's innovative idea was effectively keelhauled by bureaucratic red tape.
The storm keelhauled their small boat, leaving them struggling in the waves.
The story of the man who survived being keelhauled became a legend.
The thought of being keelhauled was enough to make the pirate confess.
The threat of being keelhauled was enough to keep the crew working through the storm.
The truth, when revealed, keelhauled the company's carefully crafted image.
The unfair competition effectively keelhauled their small business.
The weight of responsibility felt like being constantly keelhauled under the pressure of expectations.
The weight of the world felt like being slowly keelhauled.
The whistleblower felt like he had been keelhauled for revealing the truth.
The young sailor swore he would never do anything to warrant being keelhauled.
They felt keelhauled by the unexpected changes in the industry.
They keelhauled the effigy in a symbolic gesture of their disdain for the corrupt official.
They plotted to metaphorically keelhaul their rival in the upcoming business deal.
They threatened to publicly keelhaul him if he didn't comply with their demands.