Sentence examples for takes pounding from inspiring English sources

For every stride a runner takes, pounding the pavement, it is the poor old knees soaking up the impact, destroying that cartilage, bit by bit, until he or she is a dead cert for arthritis.

English is a cello, and doesn't take pounding.

It would take pounds off kids' waist lines and put pounds in the pockets of low income workers".

It had taken Pound 15 years to get the first 30 cantos into print.

Isabel was unhappy in Hailey and took Pound with her to New York in 1887 when he was 18 months old.

That's bad news, especially when the job market takes a pounding.

The price of oil has retreated from its dizzying June peak, and energy stocks have taken a pounding.

He took a pounding.

Even then it took hard pounding.

"She really took a pounding from Donilon," one colleague said.

And Hutson and a rotation of Spartans took turns pounding forward Casey Calvary, Gonzaga's leading scorer.