"hammer about" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The verb "hammer" typically means to hit or strike repeatedly with a tool or object, so it would not make sense to add the preposition "about" after it. Instead, you could use the phrasal verb "hammer away," which means to persistently and aggressively work towards a goal or complete a task. Example: The carpenter continued to hammer away at the door until it finally opened.
First, there is the N.C.A.A. hammer about to come down on Southern California, as reported by The Los Angeles Times and others.
In an e-mail to Hammer about three draft amendments, an analyst wrote, "Marion, I've spoken with you about the first one," and went on to note that a different staffer "said she'd spoken with you about the others".
(NYT) MANHATTAN: HAMMER ATTACK A 30-year-old man was critically injured after he was repeatedly hit in the head with a hammer about 8 p.m. Sunday in Chinatown, the authorities said.
Jay-Z raps a verse targeting Hammer about his financial dilemma in the 1990s.
Soon after the release of the Quatermass and the Pit film, Kneale was approached by Hammer about writing a fourth Quatermass story directly for them, but the idea came to nothing.
Now, Sarah Palin is here to yammer yammer lily hammer about politics and the 2012 race for the nomination, which developed a little bit further last night when Mitt Romney eked out a victory in the Maine caucuses over Ron Paul.
You might wonder why it has taken me so long to get it 'out', especially as I've been known to hammer on about writing-up as early as you can.
Half the men hard at work, digging or hammering about the place; other half sleeping.
Scotland international Fletcher, who turns 31 on Sunday, was in talks with the Hammers about moving to Upton Park after being granted a free transfer.
It's a world where complainants in sex assault cases get hammered about how and why they could've possibly played nice with someone who allegedly assaulted them.
That last bit about the sugar will surely resonate with consumers who have been hammered about eating too much sugar - but I think it's a bit of a red herring.
