Sentence examples for getting pummeled by from inspiring English sources

The Lakers want payback, after getting pummeled by the Celtics two years ago.

"They're the ones who are getting pummeled by the loss of call-center jobs.

So with the Saudis' budget getting pummeled by the loss of oil revenue, they had to reconsider the strategy.

"They're just getting pummeled by global competition and off-shore outsourcing," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Economy.com.com

PHELPS KEEPS ROTATION SPOT Despite getting pummeled by the Orioles in Saturday's 11-3 loss, David Phelps is keeping his spot in the rotation — for the time being, at least.

Both finds are surprising: Pluto and the other objects in the Kuiper Belt are as old as the solar system, and that means 4.6 billion years' worth of getting pummeled by comets.

On top of getting pummelled by Ali, he also took blows from George Foreman and Sonny Liston.

Or he'd be dressed up as Santa Claus (for a "Christmas in August" sale), getting pummelled by fake snow.

It was the start of a journey that Armstrong could never have imagined possible, one that has taken him all around the world, from getting pummelled by Moldovan behemoths to meeting the Queen.

Williams got pummeled by the other kids, and suffered from fumbilitis.

"He can get pummeled by reporters," said David Gregory, a correspondent for NBC News assigned to the campaign.