He pounded the table angrily.
The runaway cattle pounded down the hill.
He pounded his fists furiously against it.
The elephant pounded into the rice field.
The prescription was being pounded down in the mortar.
Heavy seas had pounded the tanker into three parts.
The heavy guns pounded away at the walls of the fort.
Hawaiian dish of taro root pounded to a paste and often allowed to ferment.
Every week she headed to the gym, where she pounded the treadmill like a paratrooper, often three times a week.
The more the Republicans pounded away at me, the more the memories of what Ken Starr had done or how they had behaved during impeachment faded.
I've pounded my head against the fine print, grilled the product managers and researched the heck out of this, and I simply cannot find the catch.
I get pounded in the same surf as the swimmers, so I never know exactly what my shots will show until I develop them.
The ingredients, such as pounded lobster shells and butter, are placed on the screen and rubbed through it with the pestle.
Without doubt, war correspondents are wise to wear helmets and flak jackets while sending dispatches from shell-pounded streets crackling with gunfire.
They may look like microcap stocks, but it's only because prices have been pounded to ridiculously low prices by fears that a year of weak business is likely to extend infinitely into the future.
