Sentence examples for hammer up from inspiring English sources

"He was a terrific dancer".Let's hope the producers signed "The Hammer" up for this.UPDATE: Excuse me, Cincinnati.

The unusual décor dates back to the days when passing commercial fisherman, temporarily flush with cash, would hammer up a few extra bills for a future date when they would show up thirsty and broke.

But the overall picture conforms with other researchers' findings: it's not clear how much capacity the academy chains have to hammer up results, even if the early ones were a success.

Stone blocks were divided using a mass and a steel heavy hammer (up to 14 kg) called.

Then you tie the hammer up with rubber bands, pull it back, and let it go.

PEOPLE do that; someone has to pick that hammer up and wield it artfully, and put force behind it.

But gosh, don't the buildings get  hammered up quickly?

Hugh did not bump into Peter Mandelson glumly hammering up a For Sale board.

His pieces, hammered up and out from a single flat sheet of silver, have been praised for their "sublimely flowing" quality.

Mr Richards said he expected the Royal Mail to think "very carefully" about prices because there was no point in seeing them "hammered up", only for people to stop buying them.

"Hottah looks like someone jack-hammered up a slab of city sidewalk, but it's really a tilted block of an ancient streambed," said John Grotzinger of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.