Sentence examples for about to pummel from inspiring English sources

With rabid savages about to pummel on the gates, why bother to work or even think?

And the red carpet was really a mat where about 40 volunteers were about to pummel the chests of plastic dummies to the can't-get-it-out-of-your-head beat of "Stayin' Alive".

Both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have hugely promising titles on their slates, while Nintendo is about to pummel its patient Wii U owners with major in-house productions.

Their backgrounds, gender and — especially — their politics are different, but the Republican president and the outspoken freshman Democratic congresswoman from New York share at least one similarity: Neither has been shy about using social media to pummel the press.

Mr. Gingrich used his "Meet the Press" appearance to pummel Mr. Romney, focusing his comment last week about not caring about the very poor because they had a safety net.

If not, Republicans need to think hard about finding a figure mentally and emotionally tough enough to pummel Trump.

But last year, investors grew nervous about Chinese stocks, and short-sellers tried to capitalize on the concerns to pummel the share prices of United States-listed Chinese companies.

The story about the rabbi's experience went viral, leading many on the Internet to pummel Wraps' Yelp listing with negative reviews.

The formula was to pummel Brady without mercy.

Despite this, bombs continue to pummel Gaza as I write.

In cable television, Fox News continues to pummel the competition.