| There are unlikely to be any real hammerings but the weakest side in the tournament is probably Equatorial Guinea, only there because their government has the oil revenues to stage a tournament at short notice. |
| Pigeon Funk started not unlike those famous chocolate and peanut butter cups, when Sutekh's brazen dancefloor hammerings and Kit Clayton's dementedly soulful caresses suddenly found themselves melted in one another's arms. |
| He latched on with an independent league team and good-naturedly endured a couple of seasons of hammerings before surrendering. |
| The very characteristics that enabled it to survive repeated hammerings and arrests for 80 years by Egypt's military regimes worked against any spirit of inclusiveness once it was in power. |
| These are hammerings in limited-overs cricket and, although they may be, in some respects, just more one-day matches in another series, they are also being played less than a year before the World Cup. |
| Liverpool scored 71 goals in the league, 24 more than last season, but results were not consistent enough, with many of those goals coming in one-sided hammerings of teams below them. |
