Sentence examples for keep battered from inspiring English sources

He learned how to keep battered trucks on the road, what food was possible on the poverty line.

Doesn't he realise, they mutter, that because of the central bankers' (correct) strategy to keep battered economies afloat by e-printing billions to purchase debt, interest rates are so low that a £100,000 pension pot generates below £6,000 a year compared with £15,000 in the early 90s?

Until a ceasefire is agreed, Israel could keep battering Lebanon.

"If we can hold on to the ball, keep battering over the top of the Aussies, hopefully it will cause a bit of damage.

The left will keep battering him for warmongering while the right will remember its outrage that he didn't send enough battalions to Iraq.

It's up to us to keep the pressure on, to keep battering them over the head with the logic, and not let anyone hide.

I worry that if McCain and Bush keep battering each other, the way Reagan and Ford did in 1976, the result will be the same.

"I said to the players just keep doing the same things, keep battering the door down.

She seemed to have gone out of her way to make me miserable on our dates, and also found ways to keep battering me on Suddenly Susan.

Bryce Harper scored Werth with another double, and the Nationals kept battering Turner until the lineup turned over.

Mathieu Bastareaud kept battering his way through midfield, but followed two of his breaks with wild forward passes.