Sentence examples for been thumping from inspiring English sources
verb
To hit (someone or something) as if to make a thump.
Nevertheless, the U.S.G.A. has been thumping the greens regularly, partly for practice and partly for data.
They know that L.S.U. has been thumping teams, too, and that Oklahoma is supposed to have something to say about the national championship race.
As long and as loudly as Christians have been thumping the artistic merit of their contemporary music, the whiff of Amy Grant has never fully left it.
This is because Dobbs has been thumping a left-populist tub about outsourcing and corporate malfeasance (after doing his part to help inflate the stock market bubble in the late 90's).
Led by a group of athletic players who were once recruited by Division I programs, Kean has been thumping opponents by an average of 30.4 points a game, the best in Division III, and outrebounding them by 14.4 a game, second best in Division III.
The ground rules were clear — if anyone had the slightest doubt that Zenyatta, an Amazonian creature in both size and persona, was not up to the task, they would run her against many of the same ladies she has been thumping and defend her title Friday in the $2 million Ladies Classic at Santa Anita Park.
At home he has been thumped by the voters.
"I've been thumped a thousand times and I've never been hit in this spot.
The Patriots had been thumped by the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs.
This must be done immediately after the neck has been thumped a few times.
Haslem's heart was thumping.
