Sentence examples for pummeled from from inspiring English sources
Pummeled from both sides, Obama clearly seems frustrated and, at times, defensive.
He's being pummeled from the usual quarters but he'll stay the course because he's a realist and because soldiers have told him that, with 200,000 plus American forces in Muslim countries, getting to Israel and Palestine living side-by-side in peace is a vital U.S. national security interest.
The auto industry is being pummeled from all sides — by high gas prices that have soured consumers on profitable S.U.V.'s, by a softening economy that has scared shoppers away from showrooms, and by tight credit that is making it difficult for willing buyers to obtain loans.
For the next 30 seconds Gatti was pummelled from pillar to post by a relentless Irish attack.
Better to blockade and pummel from afar, if the sanctity of human life is not a concern.
The comedian, who co-founded charity Comic Relief, said: "I'm being pummelled from all sides by my family, saying: 'Do we get some land?
The claggy mound is pummelled from critter to GI to Easter Island statue in stop-motion animation, to the tune of the eponymous anthem.
These days, a forecast of snow is more likely to elicit groans — both from weary humans demoralized by the pummeling from Mother Nature and from the many flat roofs on older buildings that are so common to this region.
Only a few months ago, the prediction was that Labour would be pummelled from all sides: losing to the SNP in Scotland; the Lib Dems in parts of the north; and to the Tories in the south and London.
It was called the Group of Death - Team USA's seeding for the 2014 World Cup saw them up against tough competition, with many analysts predicting the Americans would get pummelled from the first kick-off.
On an Ashes campaign down under when his side is being pummelled from one coast to the other and everywhere in between, it is the loneliest place of all, a world of relentless snipe and attack, of stabs in the back and slaps in the face.
