Sentence examples for hammered to from inspiring English sources
Bertolucci's Wikipedia page is now getting hammered to this effect.
The iron mass was then hammered to remove the slag, yielding wrought iron.
Our brains rarely absorb ideas and facts in one instance: they have to be repeatedly hammered to stick.
While shooting a layup in a game last week, his second, he was hammered to the floor.
The section to be drawn was hammered to a point so that it could be pushed through the hole in the die.
In World War I this "great advanced citadel of France" became, in Winston Churchill's phrase, "the anvil upon which French manhood was to be hammered to death".
A high-school student throws a house party and admits, partway through, that he has killed his parents, who are lying facedown in their bedroom, claw-hammered to death.
Thus links will be traced not only from hammers to hammering to making fast to protection against the weather, but also from hammers to pulling out nails to dismantling wardrobes to moving house.
The Auction Business Waits For The Hammer To Fall.
Wrexham hammered Nuneaton to go second and above Newport County.
Everyone gets hammered, so to speak.
