The word "drumming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a verb to refer to the process of playing a drum or as an adjective to refer to the sound produced by a drum. For example, "The crowd cheered as the drummer began his energetic drumming."
After the final dinner, we gathered around a campfire to listen to drumming and singing by professional Berber musicians.
I pushed my way through the crowd, burst into the empty piazza, and found myself in dead space, caught in a stand-off between two battle lines – on one side police in blue-black riot gear, drumming batons on their clear, hard shields, and on the other a rough assembly of kids and young adults, mainly black or Arab, boys and girls, dressed in hip-hop fashion, singing, laughing, and throwing stuff.
Before climbing into her official car, a black Scottish government hybrid Lexus, she came close to chiding the jubilant crowd, drumming home a work ethic central to her success.
Unless he voiced EB the drumming bunny in Hop purely for the love of percussion and adorable woodland creatures, there once was a time when Russell Brand liked capital.
With the economic road George Osborne is taking, could this imply problems in the future, drumming up support from the backbenches?
THERE is nothing unusual about a retired president jetting around the world drumming up work for his country's businesses.
All four were quintessential Texans: wildcatters, or independent oil producers, who lived from hand to mouth while drumming up the cash to drill for the oil that only their instincts told them lurked beneath the baked Texas soil.Most wildcatters never found anything, or had just a lucky strike that gushed briefly before petering out.
The IT department occupies a whole bank of desks, as does the one charged with drumming up support via Facebook, Twitter and the like.
Genesis Health Ventures of Pennsylvania has set up a free telephone counselling service known as "ElderCare", in the hope of drumming up business for the future.The trend towards managed health care in America is likely to boost the nursing-home and the home-health industries, and hasten the trend towards consolidation.
He has been visiting recession-wracked towns, wooing carefully-chosen journalists and drumming up support on the internet.
Masked processions backed with drumming and chanting take place in other parts of the New World's African diaspora, and they echo similar celebratory rituals in west Africa itself.
