Sentence examples for taking a pounding from inspiring English sources
The Christmas spending season is fast approaching, and bank accounts and credit cards will be taking a pounding.
Sure, the Lions have been taking a pounding through the air recently, but take a look at the last three quarterbacks they have faced (Brees, Rodgers and Newton).
He loves football; he thinks it's a beautiful game, even though he's being used, and his body is taking a pounding.
But not all charity shops are created equal, and some have been taking a pounding for overpricing their stock, placing it beyond the reach of their core clientele.
Panic is sweeping through stock exchanges across the world, with the FTSE 100, the Dow Jones and the Asian markets all taking a pounding.
And she thought she had it tough as a dancer, performing eight times a week, her poor feet taking a pounding on hard floors.
"She really took a pounding from Donilon," one colleague said.
Most of its outlets were closed, and Mr. Earl's reputation took a pounding.
Prices of commodities, including gold, slumped and emerging market assets took a pounding.
Even as GDP growth has continued to impress, one Asian market after another has taken a pounding.
