Anglais example sentences with "hammering"

I took such a hammering over recent months.
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Her heart was hammering.
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Party leaders are hammering out a proposal for political reform.
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Please stop hammering.
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Tom has been hammering all day.
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We're hammering out the details.
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I couldn't unscrew that rusty nut, not even with a lot of hammering.
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The hammering came to a stop.
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I could hear someone hammering.
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Lajos woke up to the sound of someone hammering on his apartment door.
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Tom's football team got a hammering.
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City went to Rovers on Boxing Day and got a four-nil hammering.
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I could hear a jackhammer hammering in the distance.
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The group has been hammering out trade deals with six countries, including Japan and China, which are to be finalized this year.
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The rain is hammering down.
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"What's the weather like?" "It's hammering down."
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Rain was hammering against the windows.
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It seems that many people at the Roman Catholic church on St. Albans Road, here on Lulu Island, like Interlingua. They know that I'm an Esperantist, as well as a Lojbanist. I'm Buddhoanimist. I was there at the "Clam Temple" this morning around ten, this 17th of June of 2025, maybe my 46th visit there this year. I was wanting to enjoy the void and silence in the grand worship hall, but two Filipinas were hammering at the electric organ, and the Filipino custodian was starting his vacuuming. The hall was empty, except for us four. I then headed to the Adoration Chapel, where there were more people, many of them Filipinos, praying in silence. It's a cloudy day today, but not drizzling. At home, I've been reading electronic books: The Jesus Incident, by Frank Herbert, a sci-fi book about colonizing the planet Pandora and a giant starship that thinks it's a god. I've read it already many years ago. I'm also checking a religious book, The Urantia Book, the Japanese version. As my right brain is more active than most people's, I read for texture rather than plot. I tend to read random pages. At Tim Hortons café, I enjoyed a Bacon Farmer's Wrap and Earl Grey tea with oat milk. I will be returning to enjoy Iced Coffee with oat milk.
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