Sentence examples for pounding into from inspiring English sources
One run in the fourth, fifth and ninth gradually sounded like nails pounding into what could become Cuba's coffin.
Scarnecchia spent extra time tutoring Neal, pounding into him that most wrestling techniques would draw a holding penalty in football.
And Mr. Sullivan, 38, was pounding into George W. Bush, whose poll numbers in this district leave him trailing John Kerry by double digits.
"Once she's around the horn, she'll be pounding into northerlies, the seas will be short and steep, and the rig's tired now," he said.
Never mind the lyrics, the beat said it all -- the intimidating bass bouncing off the lockers and pounding into the heart of anyone who crossed Martin's threshold.
Can you afford to neglect the threat of a BBC pounding into every corner of online provision as an added, essentially no-price, extra?
Fists are pounded into tables.
I could see the holes pounded into his skull.
However, Tammany authorities h had him pounded into a pulp.
Then cattle begin to pound into the clearing, raising dust.
