Sentence examples for that is pounded from inspiring English sources

Crushed granite that is pounded well creates a safe and usable pathway.

A Japanese end-of-the-year tradition is to make mochi, typically small cakes made from glutinous rice that is pounded until it becomes sticky.

Putting the customer first is a mantra that is pounded into the heads of brokers at all the major brokerage houses.

Based on "The Headache," an 1819 print by another great British satirist, George Cruikshank, it portrays President Obama slumped in an armchair as six small demons torment him with drills, a horn and a stake that is pounded into his head.

"If you have a centrally organized structure that is pounded, it takes a while to recover," he told The Huffington Post.

What's the opportunity inherent in the crushing economic news that is pounding us day in, day out?

Another one, Pskeoj, had a vocabulary that was pounded out randomly on a typewriter.

First ball is an utter clanger - a full toss that's pounded through the covers for four.

Feliz made it interesting — "that's him learning his trade," Ryan said of one pitch that was pounded to the warning track — but eventually closed things out.

"We have a legislature that was pounded on for a year to do something, and they did diddly," says Paul Baldwin, a prominent Maui rancher.

My favourite foods are pounded yam – boiled yam that's pounded until it's sticky and you can cut it like melted cheese – and egusi soup.