Sentence examples similar to pounding- from inspiring English sources

Reassertion of a party's moral purpose encourages its supporters to withstand the periods of hard pounding that every government has to endure.

The 37-year-old Slovak center celebrated by pounding the boards behind the net as the sellout crowd of 21,871 roared.

Instead he is pounding the country, speaking himself hoarse.

While the bulk of Green resources were poured into Brighton – at one point Lucas had 300 volunteers pounding the streets and knocking on doors – the party had high hopes for Bristol West, especially after exit polls predicted a two-seat total.

In terms of chest-pounding campaign slogans, Come and Vote Again and Maybe We'll Rethink Our Attitudes About the SNP isn't exactly Hope and Change.

Mitchell's was a brave, impressive display – and he was up on two of the judges' scorecards – but the swollen eye was causing him huge problems and when he fell to his knees in the 10th after taking a pounding from Linares in the corner, the referee, Victor Loughlin, halted the fight.

He is screaming and sobbing and pounding his fists.

Viet Cong: Viet Cong Guitar squalls and pounding drums abound on this debut full-length release from the Canadian post-punk band.

The barnstorming and highly effective campaign by Beppe Grillo and his Five Star Movement in Italy, combining the latest in social media and internet savvy with old-fashioned piazza-pounding up and down the country, has transformed Italian politics.

Warsi felt very strongly that the government's response to the pounding and destruction in Gaza was inadequately robust, but there was no middle way to be reached.

Eight women stood in a line opposite the Kremlin, neon balaclavas hiding their faces, fists pounding the air in rugged defiance.