Sentence examples for player pound from inspiring English sources

To a man, they call him the toughest player, pound for pound, that they have played with.

Teammate and first-round NFL Draft pick Ed Modzelewski said, "I still believe he was the greatest player, pound for pound, that I have seen in either pro or college ball".

A piano player pounds out the blues in the corner and the ribs are slow-smoked for 14 hours in a 50-year-old barbecue pit.

Martina Hingis, the defending champion and No. 1-seeded player, pounded out a 6-3, 7-5 victory in 74 minutes over No. 6 Sandrine Testud yesterday for her third title at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.

Sure, we cheer as we see skiers and snowboarders flip in the air, gasp as race cars pass inches from one another at top speeds, howl as hockey players and football players pound each other, our knowledge of the dangers safely stashed away.

"Japanese arcade game Cho Chabudai Gaeshi is a score attack game that lets players pound a soft table for combos and then upend it for the finishing move.

"We're going dancing, baby!" Ball State Coach Ray McCallum yelled as his players pounded on each other near midcourt.

They brought a boulder into the locker room, and the players pounded on it in a tribute to discipline and persistence.

When each card was dealt, a collective cry of joy or horror went up and players pounded on their video tabletop.

"He's not the first player to pound something after a bad inning," Mets General Manager Joe McIlvaine said at the time.

McIlvaine was correct about Isringhausen not being the first player to pound something: New York pitchers have long found the clubhouse to be nearly as dangerous as their opponents.