"What does it profit a man to hammer along and make a few hits when they are not needed only to fall down when it comes to a pinch?
On the campaign trail, Kerry's oratorical style often brings to mind a man hailing a ship — one hand clutching a mike in front of his Adam's apple, the other hand pistoning from shoulder to waist like an oil-field pump jack, his voice hammering along to the same relentless rhythm, a seesaw booming.
On the campaign trail, Kerry's oratorical style often brings to mind a man hailing a ship one hand clutching a mike in front of his Adam's apple, the other hand pistoning from shoulder to waist like an oil-field pump jack, his voice hammering along to the same relentless rhythm, a seesaw booming.
The resulting hammer (along with similar screwdrivers and pliers) has a large, soft rubber handle and a magnetized tip to hold nails.
That 1821 storm, he said, "went right up the Jersey Turnpike" after making its first landfall in Virginia, and "it hammered New Jersey all along the way," leaving enormous deposits all the way up the coast.
It will have to be executed along with policies hammered out in partnership with the best minds and most enlightened leaders in the world.
Beginning in anxious clangor — alto saxophone blare, wood mallets jack-hammered sideways along the metal bars — their duologue gradually softened and ripened, occasionally flirting with outright beauty.
Instead, they hammered rebels once again along the coastal road around the strategic oil town of Brega, more than 100 miles to the east.
Gannett has been hammered over the last year along with many other newspaper stocks, but I wouldn't count this company out and now may prove a good time to take a look at the stock as it is a rare "slow-grower" that gets approval from the strategy I base on the writings of the great Peter Lynch.
The New York Times: "The Double Life of Liliane will mean most to readers of a certain age who are able to recognize the cultural fence posts Tuck has hammered into the verge along her journey".
