Sentence examples for be pummeled by from inspiring English sources
Forecasters predict waterlogged Houston will be pummeled by more rains in excess of 3in on Wednesday morning.
In the tragic version, an ambitious New Yorker works her way to success in Hollywood only to be pummeled by circumstance (earthquake, riots, rape) into a yearlong depression.
FORTUNE Bain's Bet on Retail Looks Less Promising | Bain Capital "doubled down on specialty retailers just as they were about to be pummeled by the likes of Amazon.com," Bloomberg News reports.
The House Republicans, who had tried to hold up the bill out of principle, only to be pummeled by everyone from John McCain to The Wall Street Journal editorial page, hunkered down for a seriously sulky Christmas.
Nearly 20percentt of Summit's residents work in finance and real estate, according to Business Week magazine, which last month ranked the city No. 6 on a list of American communities likely to be pummeled by the economic crisis.
Moves by Congress and the Federal Reserve over the next few weeks could very well determine whether the economy slides into a full-blown recession and the markets continue to be pummeled by bad news, said Mr. Davis of Vanguard.
Exports will be pummelled by the global recession and the stronger dollar.
America will now be pummelled by a display of campaign spending unparalleled in its – or the world's – experience.
To view "William Eggleston: Democratic Camera, Photographs and Video, 1961-2008," athehe Whitney, is to be pummelled by eccentric beauty, and to wonder about it.
Nokia has been pummeled by bad news.
These states have been pummeled by advertising for months.
