They hammered away on health care and kitchen table concerns.
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Has he ever hammered away at a typewriter, for that matter?
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Democrats hammered away at their demand that Trump reopen the government.
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Vice President Joe Biden on Monday hammered away at the GOP nominee.
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" Trump has also hammered away at NATO because "they do not focus on terror.
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Compromise by compromise Donald Trump has hammered away at what Republicans once saw as foundational virtues.
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Even as the team hammered away at the many mountainous tasks, Google kept preaching the Goggles gospel.
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For example, throughout the Cold War, conservative Republicans hammered away at Democrats for being weak against communism.
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For years, Republicans have hammered away at Obamacare, insisting it was unworkable and was hampering job growth.
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Steph got the call today, and he hammered away at the drum like it insulted his mother. [CBS]
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The President has continually hammered away at international agreements that involve most of the leaders at the summit.
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It hammered away at the ill-considered travel ban until it squeaked — for the moment — past judicial review.
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Republicans made her one of their top national targets, and hammered away in personal and sometimes visceral terms.
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TMZ has learned the 'AHS' crew secretly hammered away for 4 straight months to construct the Colonial-style house.
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Trump has repeatedly hammered away at European allies in NATO for not paying their fair share on military spending.
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Compromise by compromise, Donald Trump has hammered away at what Republicans once saw as foundational virtues: decency, honesty, responsibility.
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While Democrats have taken a tougher tone on the tech industry, Republicans have also hammered away at Silicon Valley.
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During his campaign, he hammered away at the historically slow growth of the American economy during the Obama years.
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Mr. Trump's legal team hammered away at the argument in its 110-page brief submitted to the Senate on Monday.
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Under a tarp, five men hammered away at a vein of quartz, which they would grind down and sift for gold.
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In Kahn's version of events, the young woman initiated sex, and his attorneys hammered away on all the usual victim-blaming defense tactics.
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Speaking at a campaign rally in Carroll, Iowa, last week, Sanders hammered away at the lucrative speaking fees Clinton received from the bank.
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It's all been easy pickings for Sanders, who has hammered away at the notion that Clinton is in the pocket of special interests.
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The more Cruz defended the delegate process, the more Trump hammered away at his new theme that Cruz is defending the elite old order.
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Republicans have hammered away at the idea that the impeachment is partisan, but Smith's resolution focusing on the presidential contenders is a new tactic.
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I've hammered away at the importance of medication, but if somebody truly believes that they don't want mediation I think it's okay to honor that.
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In recent years, Army leadership has hammered away at the need for their forces to prepare for large-scale combat operations against a peer adversary.
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Biden's opponents hammered away at those potential vulnerabilities, raising the prospect that the candidate who looked so formidable just weeks could be brought down to earth.
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Defense lawyers for Bill Cosby hammered away at his main accuser's account Monday, focusing on her cellphone records that they suggested contradicted her version of events.
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Democrats and other critics have hammered away at drug costs in recent months, raising investor concerns that future price cuts could hurt pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
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State-controlled media outlets in Russia have hammered away relentlessly on the theme that Ukraine is in the grip of neo-Nazis steeped in anti-Semitism.
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I can vouch from bitter personal experience that I hammered away at the need to make that choice for four years, but never got any purchase.
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Even so, the order helps cement the "Buy American" impulse with the protectionist "America First" policies that Mr. Trump hammered away at on the campaign trail.
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The barrage: Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz hammered away at FBI official Kimberly Del Greco over how the FBI had dealt with the privacy implications of the system.
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The judges hammered away at the administration's claim that the ban was motivated by terrorism fears, but they also challenged the states' argument that it targeted Muslims.
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Despite the vast differences in their campaigns, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have both hammered away at a grand narrative about what had gone wrong with America.
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The two hammered away at each other earlier in the race, with Trump once saying Carson had "pathological" issues, comparing them to those of a child molester.
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They hammered away at Mr. Sondland's remark that Mr. Trump told him he "wanted nothing" from Ukraine, repeated "no quid pro quo" and never mentioned the Bidens.
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While there was a fleeting moment of bipartisanship following the attacks of 9/11, Republicans have hammered away at Democrats ever since for underestimating the threats we faced.
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Each legal team hammered away at the science — and as they did, they introduced a rapt TV audience to a whole new world of high-tech police investigation.
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It has also hammered away at the issue on social media: "Chemnitz has been in the top 10 hashtags in Germany for the last two weeks," Medina Serrano said.
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We struggled a bit with the north-center — we're not particularly proud of the AREEL/AREI intersection — but we hammered away until we had something we were happy with.
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Kucinich, for example, has hammered away at Cordray's standing with the National Rifle Association (he received an A-rating in 2010), and the latter's refusal to categorically reject its mission.
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Several Republicans hammered away at House Democrats for using nearly all of their 24 hours of argument to make their case, often keeping senators in session late into the evening.
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Defend the top of your ticket Tim Kaine: B+ I thought the email attacks hit home, especially when Pence hammered away at the fact that it was dangerous for American security.
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Sure, he laid out the differences between Trump and Hillary Clinton, hammered away at Trump's rhetoric and asked numerous times how Mike Pence could defend some of Trump's words and proposals.
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He hammered away on the need for better water quality, said he'd like to wean farmers off price supports, and expressed support for a legal immigrant workforce to meet agriculture's needs.
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After splitting the first two votes, the New York billionaire has relentlessly hammered away at Cruz on everything from his campaign's tactics to what Trump sees as the Texan's character flaws.
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Republicans on the House Finance Committee have hammered away at a mammoth 593-page bill called the Financial Choice Act that the bulk of the GOP caucus is expected to get behind.
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It's a callback to when Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) hammered away his first Iron Man suit all the way back in the very first MCU movie, kicking off the entire franchise.
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Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, told The New York Times on Tuesday that Manafort's lawyer, Kevin Downing, told Giuliani that prosecutors hammered away at whether the president knew about the Trump Tower meeting.
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Berezovsky unleashed his network, which hammered away at the Kremlin's incompetence and compared its handling of the Kursk disaster to the government's fumbling response to the nuclear accident at Chernobyl, in 20163.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), the chair of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, who went forward with a bipartisan fix for Obamacare marketplaces even while Republican leadership hammered away at repeal. Sen.
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Burnham also hammered away at Karem's defenses of his conduct, particularly his claim that offering to have "a long conversation" with Gorka was a genuine invitation to have a discussion in nearby Lafayette Park.
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Clinton, fellow Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump have hammered away at drug costs in recent months, raising investor concerns that future price cuts could hurt pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
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Democrats focused on links to Russia House Democrats on the panel hammered away on reports of the Trump campaign's communications with Russian officials as well as the President's tweets alleging his predecessor wiretapped his phone.
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At a debate with Mr. Poroshenko on Friday evening in Kiev, the capital, before more than 20143,000 people in a sports stadium, Mr. Zelensky hammered away at the incumbent for tolerating and benefiting from corruption.
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At Moore's primary night party last month, Bannon hammered away at the fact that Moore was not graced by a deep bench of donors, and the reality is that Moore was outspent 10 to one.
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Perhaps most damaging, she was tainted by 1990s trade deals associated with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, that cost the Midwest, and Ohio in particular, many jobs, a point Mr. Trump hammered away at.
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Trump hammered away at the Texas senator with his usual list of attacks, slamming Cruz for failing to properly disclose loans for his Senate race from Goldman Sachs and Citibank, and questioning his eligibility to be president.
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And it was clear that many voters believed the narrative that Mr. Cruz had hammered away at — that Mr. O'Rourke was too liberal for Texas on many issues, including the border, health care, taxes and gun rights.
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Then he brought Steve Bannon into the White House with him, worked to take away voting rights from black people, and hammered away at the idea that Chicago was a wasteland because of the violent black people living there.
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Although much of the debate did not go well for Trump, many agree that his most effective moments came when he hammered away in the first half hour on economic issues and baited Clinton into defending free trade agreements.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday hammered away at his closest challenger's eligibility to be U.S. president, while the party's Senate leader said the chamber will stay out of the fray involving Ted Cruz's citizenship.
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Haley and U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson hammered away at the need to address what they see as shortcomings in the two-year-old international accord while simultaneously placing pressure to rein in Iranian activities outside the scope of that deal.
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WASHINGTON/PIJIJIAPAN, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration may send up to 1,000 active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, officials said on Thursday, as Trump hammered away at the issue of illegal immigration two weeks ahead of congressional elections.
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They have hammered away at the issue in millions of dollars of ads, at round tables with their constituents, and at this week's confirmation hearings, where Judge Kavanaugh declined to answer a question from Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, about whether he would uphold those guarantees.
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Instead, she has hammered away at a three-pronged strategy for challenging Mr. Trump — "legislate, investigate, litigate"— by pressing forward with measures to check his power and secure elections, scrutinizing his conduct and his administration's policies, and taking legal action to compel his inner circle to answer to Congress.
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In the middle of the 2012 campaign, Republican Mitt Romney struggled when his opponents -- first, Newt Gingrich in the Republican primaries and then President Obama in the general election -- hammered away at stories about the ways that Bain Capital wreaked havoc on entire communities when their investments did not go well.
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She did not doubt that there were many factors in her win—her identity as a young woman, as a Latina, as a daughter of a working-class family—but she had also out-organized a party boss, hammered away at immigration and health-care issues, and brought out new voters.
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Ed Markey hammered away at the idea that the increasingly-common devices could be used by corporations to collect sensitive data: The backstory: Markey's a privacy hawk who backs a new bill that would have the FAA get information from drone users about their data collection practices before granting them a license.
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For example, Mr. Giuliani said, Mr. Manafort's lawyer Kevin M. Downing told him that prosecutors hammered away at whether the president knew about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting where Russians promised to deliver damaging information on Hillary Clinton to his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. The president has long denied knowing about the meeting in advance.
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The Flowerpots are a type of sea stack, formed over many years as wind, rain, waves and ice hammered away at the cliff that once stood alongside the water's edge. The softer rock eroded more quickly, leaving the harder rock remaining in the shape of flowerpots with trees growing on top.
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44 Despite the postwar bipartisan consensus for foreign aid, Martin hammered away at Hill's backing for such programs. He decried subsidies to foreign manufacturers and workers at the expense of Alabama's then large force of textile workers: "These foreign giveaways have cost taxpayers billions of dollars and turned many areas of Alabama into distressed areas." Martin also condemned aid to communist countries and the impact of the United Nations on national policy.
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On December 7, 2014, it was announced that the Vols would face the Iowa Hawkeyes (7–5) in the TaxSlayer Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida, on January 2, 2015. In that game, the Vols, with Joshua Dobbs leading the team as the quarterback, struck quickly and hammered away at the Hawkeyes to secure a 45–28 win, marking Tennessee's first winning season since 2009. The bowl victory was the Vols' first since 2007.
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All ships shelled the target area with impunity. The battlecruisers, light cruisers, and destroyers rejoined the carriers on 28 March and resumed their screening duties. In the months that followed, American forces—aided by the small British Far East Fleet—continued hammering at the Japanese homeland with air strikes and bombardments by surface ships. On 11 April, still attached to TF 58, Trathen hammered away at attacking Japanese planes with her antiaircraft batteries.
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Melancon declared his candidacy for Congress after longtime incumbent Billy Tauzin announced his retirement. Although he was considered an underdog for much of the race, he entered a runoff due to an especially ugly intraparty battle between Republican candidates Billy Tauzin III and state Senator Craig Romero, the former candidate being the son of the incumbent. In the runoff campaign, Melançon repeatedly hammered away at Tauzin III's family ties. Melançon won a victory by 569 votes.
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Both Wilson and Brown were moderate-to-liberal on social issues, including support for abortion rights. The election was expected to be close, with Brown holding a slim lead in most of the polls leading up to Election Day. Wilson hammered away at Brown's appointment of California Chief Justice Rose Bird, using this to portray himself as tougher on crime than Brown was. Brown's late entry into the 1980 Democratic presidential primary, after promising not to run, was also an issue.
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Both Wilson and Brown were moderate-to-liberal on social issues, including support for abortion rights. The election was expected to be close, with Brown holding a slim lead in most of the polls leading up to Election Day. Wilson hammered away at Brown's appointment of California Chief Justice Rose Bird, using this to portray himself as tougher on crime than Brown was. Brown's late entry into the 1980 Democratic presidential primary, after promising not to run, was also an issue.
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Many of the key intellectual and political leaders operated from exile; most Risorgimento patriots lived and published their work abroad after successive failed revolutions. Exile became a central theme of the foundational legacy of the Risorgimento as the narrative of the Italian nation fighting for independence.Maurizio Isabella, "Exile and Nationalism: The Case of the Risorgimento" European History Quarterly (2006) 36#4 pp 493–520. The exiles were deeply immersed in European ideas, and often hammered away at what Europeans saw as Italian vices, especially effeminacy and indolence.
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44 Despite the postwar bipartisan consensus for foreign aid, Martin hammered away at Hill's backing for such programs. He decried subsidies to foreign manufacturers and workers at the expense of Alabama's then large force of textile workers: "These foreign giveaways have cost taxpayers billions of dollars and turned many areas of Alabama into distressed areas." Martin also condemned aid to communist countries and the impact of the United Nations on national policy. He questioned Hill's congressional seniority as of little use when troops were dispatched to Ole Miss.
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During 1887-1889 Coxwell collected together in two volumes a number of interesting but ill-arranged and confusing chapters upon his career as an aeronaut, to which he gave the title My Life and Balloon Experiences; to vol. i. is added a supplementary chapter on military ballooning. As a frontispiece is a photographic portrait, reproduced in the Illustrated London News (13 January 1900) as that of the foremost balloonist of the last half-century. He says: :I had hammered away in The Times for little less than a decade before there was a real military trial of ballooning for military purposes at Aldershot.
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The I.W.W.: Its First Seventy Years, 1905-1975, Fred W. Thompson and Patrick Murfin, 1976, pages 37-38. DeLeon possessed "a supreme confidence in himself and his views," and was "highly impatient" with those who did not agree. A prolific writer, he hammered away at theory in Socialist Labor Party publications, emphasizing the importance of the IWW's participation in the political fight, and "making it unmistakably clear that this meant helping to build" the Socialist Labor Party.Philip Sheldon Foner, History of the labor movement in the United States, 1980, 4th edition, page 108 The stage was set for a showdown.
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"Vince Dundee Defeats Al McCoy By Decision", Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, pg. 26, 23 March 1934 Before a crowd of 8,000, Dundee mounted his second successful defense of the world middleweight title against Al Diamond on May 3, 1934 in Patterson, New Jersey, winning in a fifteen round points decision. The referee gave eleven rounds of the decisive win to Dundee with only the third to Diamond. Aiming for the body and delivering a strong right to Diamond's left side through most of the bout, Dundee hammered away, particularly when the two were close.
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The New York Times, November 7, 1962, p. 44 Despite the postwar bipartisan consensus for foreign aid, Martin hammered away at Hill's backing for such programs. He decried subsidies to foreign manufacturers and workers at the expense of Alabama's then large force of textile workers: "These foreign giveaways have cost taxpayers billions of dollars and turned many areas of Alabama into distressed areas." Martin also condemned aid to communist countries and the impact of the United Nations on national policy. He questioned Hill's congressional seniority as of little use when troops were dispatched in the fall of 1962 to compel the desegregation of the University of Mississippi.Mobile Register, October 26, 30, and November 1, 1962; Alexander P. Lamis, The Two-Party South (New York, 1984), p. 77.
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Charges of "who-really-got-us-into-this-war" continued to fly, as Republican Congressman Hugh Scott, later to become senator, accused President Roosevelt of "criminal negligence" regarding the positioning of the Pacific fleet immediately prior to Pearl Harbor. Republican loyalists in Chester and Delaware counties, as well as across the Commonwealth, called for a "Day for Dewey", during which volunteers would be asked to donate eight hours to enlist their friends and neighbors to support the cause. At a rally held at the Chester Elks' Hall, Wolfenden, reacting to the strong labor support for his opponent, hammered away at the "radical, criminal" leadership of the political action committee for the CIO labor union. He called on the unions to purge their ranks of these elements and shot off a series of rhetorical questions to Leon Weiner, editor of the newspaper for Local 107 of the Electrical Workers, questioning the latter's alleged ties to Communist or leftist groups.
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