Sentence examples for bears hammered from inspiring English sources

BERKELEY, BEWARE California isn't quite as awful as its 3-7 record, and has played well against ranked teams — the Bears hammered U.C.L.A. and almost beat Ohio State in Columbus in September.

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Old-fashioned cartoons, such as those featuring the British lion and the Russian bear, hammered their message in; the modern cartoon usually poses a riddle that the reader must solve by an imaginative effort in order to see the joke.

On a wall piece behind the bridge side-by-side lengths of the same material bear hammer bruises and a scattering of bent nails.

The Steelers hammered the Bears last Sunday, rushing for 190 yards on a muddy field after averaging 84 yards rushing during a three-game losing streak.

Ms S. Wallace: Beamed gallery houses dancing bear performing as men hammered instruments (anag. in Tate; anag).. A. Whittaker: Pounding means bars struck in Orthodox churches, constructed with beams, are battered, smashed with no sign of stopping (anag.; anag. less red).

Its flag still bears the hammer and sickle.

As a result, Yeltsin's decree making the two-headed eagle the symbol of the new Russian state is printed on presidential stationery that bears the hammer and sickle and Communism's most famous slogan: "Proletarians of the world, unite!" "The complete set of Soviet communist ideology is present on this very document," said presidential spokesman Anatoly A. Krasikov.

The Supreme Soviet still makes the laws, the flag bears a hammer-and-sickle and the style of clothing is patently Soviet in its drabness.

The reality: Pension portfolios have been hammered in the three-year bear market.

Bears warn that CheckFree's performance would be hammered if Bank of America took its business elsewhere, in-house or if it negotiated lower fees.