The word 'ram' is a correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun, as in, "A ram is a male sheep." You can also use it as a verb, as in, "He rammed his car into mine."
Plenty of those MPs she reports as patting her on the back will be happy for her to act as an expendable battering ram – and see what turns up.
Zamora has lost much of his mobility and, in the 34-year-old's own words, he is a battering ram of a striker now.
Beckenbauer promptly took off his draftsman, Magath, and brought on the old battering ram, Hoeness, who in the past had rescued the Germans from such fraught situations.
Walsh's assurances in the Irish Republic's capital did nothing to temper stormy scenes in the Dáil, where opposition politicians accused the Fine Gael-Labour coalition of seeking to "ram through" the sale without consulting parliament.
The abandonment of "the usual English method of play" meant Hungary played without the traditional battering ram No9 and instead had first Peter Palotas and, from 1952, Hidegkuti wearing No9 but playing as a trequartista.
Yet what the global media failed to noticed or indeed report was the numerically small band of protesters outside Dáil Éireann on the same day that a bankrupt builder from the west of Ireland decided to ram his vehicle into the parliament's entrance.
"I don't ram my views in but I'm quite far out to the right.. I suppose my papers echo my political views".
Those less enamoured say he was late to the issue and that he was unlikely to have been willing or able to ram through the landmark civil rights legislation eventually passed by Johnson.
Every night when the owner locks up, he pulls down the reinforced steel shutters and then bolts his new "Bulldog Anti-Ram" barrier into the pavement.
But even though it can hang on to its data when the juice is switched off, the FeRAM still relies on capacitors for storage and thus suffers from the same ultimate drawbacks as the DRAM itself.Support has also emerged for three versions of magnetic-RAM, particularly from those with military applications in mind.
Sony and Philips initially went along with the forum's design for a DVD-RAM that was capable of recording 2.6 gigabytes of data per side.
