Sentence examples for going to drum from inspiring English sources

We're going to drum you out of the family.' I said, 'Tony, stop talking long enough so I can tell you that it's not me.' ".

The daughter of a social worker and a BBC journalist, Ms. Ware grew up in South London, "having lots of friends, being very innocent, going to drum 'n' bass raves at 16".

During the game, Bob Sudyk, a reporter for the Cleveland Press, interviewed Adams and asked if he was going to drum again at the following game.

She spent the next few years taking M in the new form she had found out about and going to drum n' bass parties.

Boxers rarely get a pass on injuries to begin with Bernard Hopkins was widely accused of faking an injury which turned out to be a dislocated shoulder and Haye wasn't going to drum up too much sympathy for his injured little toe.

At the same time, if it gets 4 hits, odds are you aren't going to drum up much business that way either, so be sure to choose a happy medium.

Her sister is running, too, emphasising the lengths to which Tymoshenko will go to drum up popular support.

Kimberley Ray, 18 I go to drum 'n' bass clubs, and there are actually white people who dress like that.

"I thought, this guy's very interesting and talented great performer, good music and pretty cool Julian went to drum'*'bass clubs, he knew about youth culture.

When jobs are plentiful but applicants scarce, where do accountants go to drum up enthusiasm for a profession whose very name evokes images of numbers-crunching nerds with penholders in their shirt pockets?

He continues to boast everywhere he goes to drum up sales.