Sentence examples for hammers big from inspiring English sources

"When it started on its archeological destruction in Iraq and Syria, it started with hammers, big machines, destroying everything quickly on film.

Allardyce conceded several of the Hammers' big names, including Scott Parker, Carlton Cole and Robert Green, are likely to leave the club in the summer.

So Mdala organised a stone-block, and day after day, for a few hours, he would patiently toil away, hammering big bones into small bones and small bones into powder.

For the most part, smaller banks have avoided the large write-downs on troubled loans that have hammered big bank stocks, he said, and smaller oil and exploration companies have outpaced Big Oil, which is struggling to find major new reserves.

Arguments that the climate is relatively insensitive to the increased greenhouse effect have become the last best chance for climate contrarians, but a new study from Texas A&M University hammers a big nail in the coffin of that argument.

My high school coach, who loved repeating meaningless phrases, always told us to "be the hammer, not the nail!" and gave out hammers for big hits.

"They'll continue to hammer it big time in 2011".

"Does anyone else really, really want Gayle to hammer a big hundred today?" asks George Wright.

Analysts had been expecting a second-quarter loss of as much as $4.9 billion from the bank, which has been hammered by big losses related to the American subprime lending crisis.

Anyway, Justice is now the holder of the postseason record, but more importantly, he is the man who hammered the big double that began the Yankees' seven-run rally on Wednesday.

It is a sad irony that Hertfordshire county council should place the bulk of its art collection under the hammer (The big question: how many paintings can you fit on a wall?, 2 March) two days before an exhibition (Barbara Hepworth: artist in society 1948-53) opens in St Albans to celebrate her connection with the county.