Sentence examples for was being pounded from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
El Reno was being pounded by baseball-size hail.
"We were surrounded," he said, "Homs was being pounded, and we wanted the world to take notice".
It was designed to calm the fears of Britain's children, as London was being pounded by German bombers for fifty-seven conightsive nights.
Republican leaders said those polls, which were taken even as the president was being pounded by bad news from Iraq and the torture scandal at the Abu Ghraib prison, were evidence that Mr. Bush's message had connected in New Jersey.
It was a hardly a surprise from a coach who has been unwavering in his optimism about every aspect of the Rutgers program, even while his 2001 team was being pounded on the field week after week on its way to a 2-9 record.
I remember my head was being pounded up and down and then he lifted me on top of him and had sex with me.
Now the pound is being pounded they are finding a readier audience.
Some markets have seized up; others are being pounded by volatility.
"For the past 15 days, we are being pounded every day.
benwedeman (@bencnn) No let up: southwest Shaja'iah, very near to #Gaza City, is being pounded once more.
— benwedeman (@bencnn) July 21, 2014 No let up: southwest Shaja'iah, very near to #Gaza City, is being pounded once more.
