To rub even more salt in the gaping wound, it is one of the worst designs we ever came up with (and that's saying something).

And then, to rub salt in the wound, he started rubbing his nose as if feeling for blood.

Just to rub salt in the wound, there's a chance that if you'd booked directly with the hotel, it could have been a different story.

A few protesters likened the state visit to "rubbing salt in the wound" of the people of Britain.

To rub salt in the wound, it takes away the source of revenue that we have to pay for that structure - the unclaimed deposits.

Hall monitoring would simply rub salt in the wound.

That was kind of like rubbing salt in the wound.

This was the Romulans' way of rubbing salt in the wound of the Columbia's defeat.

(To rub salt in the wound, the judge went on to rule anyway that the "infringement" at issue was actually a fair use.)

Rubbing salt in the wound, the committee made the network presidents wait for more than five hours while other witnesses appeared before the committee.