Sentence examples for banging through the from inspiring English sources

As Jerry King was doing while banging through the shop's screen door on Thursday, looking sharp in a newsboy cap, hound's-tooth jacket and red paisley tie.

He got up while Kit was still talking and went into the kitchenette, banging through the cupboards, looking for something he didn't find — alcohol, probably; he came out with the bag of sugar and a cup of the coffee that Ann had made for Nola earlier, which must have been quite cold.

Or will they just be glaring at each other across the monitors, banging through the hits efficiently while leaving us feeling irredeemably hollow inside?

And if they see somebody in the moguls, it's always some 20-year-old banging through the course with his knees in his face.

Visitors bang through the "Open House" doors, watch the film, and then sit down to eat.

Rather than dismount and walk back to the kitchen, the two raced around the hotel, mounted the manicured lawn, skidded through the spray of a sprinkler, went plop through a gap in the hydrangea, and, leaping from the bikes, banged through the door of the usually sedate kitchen of Solé East's restaurant, Backyard.

I watched our IM channel as our team banged through the problems.

As I banged through the doors of the Lucky-7, I was still thinking about the blowjob I had given earlier, looking for something to wash down the taste.

"I had to do a very long scene with Richard E Grant with the footsteps of Old Rosie banging through my brains," Leech said.

Worst of all is the cold, at 4am, when it's banging through you.

The Summerwind was a perennial source of amusement: Sometimes it was banging through coral reefs, sometimes it was mysteriously docked in Cuban harbors.