Sentence examples for hounded with from inspiring English sources

Those of us at the receiving end of Generation X theories find them infuriating enough; Cobain, hounded with titles like "crown prince of Generation X," buckled under them.

On third and 10 from the Giants 28, towels waved on the Giants' bench and the crowd roared as Moss, hounded with pressure in his face from the line of scrimmage, could not reach high enough for a Brady pass.

As the camera rolled they were hounded with questions like "do your parents know your here?" and "Where is your marriage certificate?" Following the airing of the programme Ms. Khan was hit by a wave of criticism by viewers for behaving in a manner more akin to Taliban style vigilante, than a reputable journalist.

"The rate of unsolicited calls, largely due to exceptions to the Do Not Call register for charities and organisations that consumers have an 'existing relationship' with, means that consumers are hounded with calls that they don't want to receive, and are being asked for money they did not proactively choose to give," it found.

Greenpeace activists have been put behind bars, a Dutch diplomat beaten up, and former Soviet republics hounded, with the Kremlin banning Lithuanian cheese imports for its hosting of an EU summit with eastern European states and bullying Ukraine for daring to attend.

He added: "Stevie Deans is a decent and honourable man who has been smeared and hounded with a callous disregard for him and his family by those who should know better.

Bournemouth hounded them with gusto, but found that, even with 10 men, Blackpool are a smart and serried unit.

The Germans hounded him with one defender, two, even three at times.

For decades, Polly has hounded schools with a Christian or Jewish ethos.

But Rondo hounded Lin with his length, and the Celtics kept throwing extra bodies in his path.

Anxious to prevent protests that might steal headlines from the glories of Chinese modernist architecture or athletic prowess, the authorities have hounded dissidents with more than usual vigour.