Sentence examples for power pounding from inspiring English sources

Delgado drove on with all his immense power, pounding ever onwards towards La Plagne, convinced he could build a time-cushion comfortable enough to clinch overall victory.

One role that the committee has filled in the past when the party was out of power — pounding the president with early television advertising — has been taken up by outside groups like American Crossroads, founded by Karl Rove.

Over the same week, the Allies conducted Operation Ratweek throughout the Balkans, which involved Allied air power pounding Axis troop concentrations and key infrastructure in order to impede the German withdrawal from Greece.

They endured 43 days of airstrikes during the 1991 Persian Gulf war and have seen Mr. Hussein's palaces and other centers of power pounded repeatedly during bombing that started with a strike on a leadership bunker in the early hours of March 20, Iraqi time.

"When you are in a power, pound-it situation, then you bring Brandon in," the running backs coach Jerald Ingram said.

It has been estimated that the gripping power (pounds by square inch) of the bald eagle is ten times greater than that of a human.

A streetwise, genre-bending rocket of a film, powered by pounding hip-hop and grime beats, and peppered with teen gangsta patois, Attack the Block is knowing and authentic enough to deserve its likely success.

In the end, of course, the invading force relied on two familiar military workhorses: overwhelming air power, which pounded Republican Guard divisions into irrelevance before they could fight, and Army and Marine divisions, which fought their way through the remnants.

Its 85 mph winds brought down power lines, pounded beaches, flooded buildings and felled trees.

Cooke, continuing to use his posterior as a power drill, pounded the ball, as the defender gave ground.

Not just any video, he wanted one that was marketable, biracial, and "that's got staying power," he said, pounding a fist on the table.