Sentence examples for that pummeled from inspiring English sources

SUPERSTORM Yet another name for the massive storm that pummeled the East Coast in October.

These fears were a main driver behind the panicked selling that pummeled stock prices on Friday.

The reason may have been an enormous winter storm that pummeled the East Coast on Saturday.

Mr. Utshudi remembers the parade of rival armies that pummeled his city.

The three hurricanes that pummeled Florida kept sales from rising further, the association said.

Cascadia's last mega-quake, in January 1700, was approximately as large as Chile's; it caused a tsunami that pummeled Japan.

LAST year Indonesia was struck by the financial storm that pummelled emerging markets, earning itself a place among the so-called "fragile five" of the developing world.

There's also a "chill out zone", all done out in soft greys, where you can lie on a chaise longue, or in a super-duper massage chair that pummels you vigorously, and then, slightly unexpectedly, tips you backwards.

The reality is, Whistler is not located within a continental climate, and is thus prone to the increasingly wet, warm winds that pummel the rest of the Pacific Northwest each winter.

Then there were six, or eight, or nineteen dead in Japan, depending on what media you consulted in the hours after the earthquake and tsunami that pummelled the country's northeastern coast on Friday.

The magnitude 7.8 tremor that pummelled already-impoverished Nepal last month is now known locally as the Great Quake.