Sentence examples for hammered again from inspiring English sources

Then got sacked, got hammered again and broke into Jai's office.

Technology stocks were hammered again yesterday, pulled lower by disappointing reports from Motorola and Biogen.

I thought if I got hammered again then people might think the Lions tour was a fluke".

The following week, England lost to South Africa by a single point, 16-15, and Robshaw was hammered again.

Market professionals said Citigroup's stock would be hammered again this morning if a deal was not struck with the US government.

I said, 'He's not going to come in.' And the nursing supervisor said, 'He's hammered again?' "It was common knowledge," she said.

Hammering again at Gov. George W. Bush's record in Texas, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman today visited one of the desperately poor shantytowns strung along the Rio Grande, accusing the governor of failing to improve conditions there.

This last theme is the one McCain hammered at again and again in his convention speech.

His own conclusion, hammered home again and again, is that "decision in war is always the result of a fight, and in combat willpower always counts for more than foreknowledge.

But was this relevant to his being arrested for cheating investors, or so key to his evolution as a businessman that it needed to be hammered home again and again?

His framing of the problems into who we are as Americans and what we stand for as a country was downright brilliant, and each individual idea was hammered home again and again with exhortations to "pass this bill -- right now".