Sentence examples for pavement pounding from inspiring English sources

The mapping team responded with a mix of technology and old-fashioned pavement pounding.

If my pavement pounding, knuckle-wearing experience as a candidate is anything to go by, by all means, Brown can concentrate on rejigging voting systems – and it's true that politics does need a radical change.

It took Kylie Minogue years of aural pavement pounding before Grammy and US chart gold materialised, and even then, came courtesy of her more cerebral dance stylings (2004's Come into my World, from Fever) than her expressly pop material.

That way, you'll have the other two days open for interviews and pavement pounding.

Just getting the message out, he said, was a major improvement over his last round of First Amendment-flexing pavement pounding.

But it can be anything -- as long as you're getting physically active on a regular basis, your body will be able to handle the impending pavement pounding.

That's dozens of annual conferences and election meetings, thousands of miles of pavement pounded, gallons of tea (or something stronger) drunk, 35 million leaflets distributed and hundreds of letters written.

Measured in pavements pounded, Ed Miliband's election campaign was a success.

Their mission wasn't impossible, but it took eight Latino law school students from around the country a lot of digging, hounding, quizzing and pavement-pounding to profile Highland Park on four days' notice.

Mr. Zaler, who is from Arizona, flew to New York last spring for a few days of intensive pavement-pounding.

But you have to put up with a certain amount of stress and virtual pavement-pounding to make it work.