Sentence examples for will be banging from inspiring English sources

In this country, the Republicans will be banging on about Benghazi, the V.A., the I.R.S., and Sergeant Bergdahl.

This is why he will be banging the drum at Uppingham School later this month, with a keynote address on the subject.

When Lloyds Banking Group reports its full-year results on Thursday, boss António Horta-Osório will be banging the drum for privatisation, which could take place before Easter.

So Stoudemire, who tussled with the 7-foot-3-inch Zydrunas Ilgauskas in Miami on Tuesday, will be banging with the 6-11, 275-pound Dwight Honard on Thursday.

Just how many climate refugees will be banging on the doors of Europe and the United States is difficult to calculate although estimates range from 25 million to 1 billion by 2050.

They will have to convert to a high-powered system, and Mr Ergen's people will be banging on their doors, selling EchoStar's system which, since he started offering free equipment, has been acquiring more subscribers than ever.But whoever wins most of the subscribers, these deals should boost sales at both DirecTV and EchoStar.

Otherwise, "you'll be banging your head against a wall every day," she said.

Expressions like "It'll be banging" and "A great fucking dish" are scattered through pages like Sichuan peppercorns.

By the time we're done tampering with that radioactive paperweight you still call a smartphone, you'll be banging at the door of your nearest production plant, begging for any shiny device with a reasonable battery life.

"Well," he said, "you can cut it now in which case he'll be banging on to you about something else tonight or you can leave it until after the last preview, in which case he may leave you alone".

Tell Me Again is a gush of guitar gorgeousness, although evidently the agenda here isn't so much public celebration as the exploration of private grief ("We'll be banging our heads against the wall … Tell me again why we fight?").