Sentence examples for such a pounding from inspiring English sources

Yet the Internet mainstays have taken such a pounding that e-winners are far from obvious.

Not all Syracuse residents were quite so understanding of people from afar, who might be less accustomed to such a pounding.

"The average life is three to five years because they take such a pounding," Hill said of a running back's prime years.

Regardless of the batting conditions, which have been excellent on days three and four, it is tough for a team to regain the initiative after they have taken such a pounding.

Strange as it may seem, the unions representing tens of thousands of workers at American, United, Northwest and other airlines have been taking such a pounding partly because they have been so successful.

It is a rare feat for managers on either side of a thrilling 7-6 Angels victory in Game 5 to receive such a pounding, but such is the lure of the postseason, when roasting the managers becomes as natural as breathing.

So this extra adrenalin becomes redundant and instead courses through the body without an exit, causing physical symptoms such as a pounding heart and sweating.

Of course, the irony after this book's serialisation is that Cowell has never looked gayer, for all his faux-distress as having been revealed to have briefly had it off with Dannii Minogue (such a pink pound favourite that Popjustice once reviewed a single of hers with the exhortation: "Buy shares in amyl nitrate now").

He marvels at other oddball bestsellers for the chain, such as two-for-a-pound Aloe Vera drinks which are selling more than some top drinks brands.

In addition, a specific response that occurs within the brain includes the activation of the central sympathetic nervous system, which promotes autonomic symptoms such as sweating, tremor, a pounding heart, hunger, and anxiety (6).

Why did he persist in pounding such a lonely trail, even after it had become clear that the American venture in South-East Asia was doomed?