pound out

In 2004 Louisiana took about 120 million pounds out of the water.

I can't pound out 500 or 700 words a day.

He's not seriously going over there to get a pound out of Richard is he?

That'll save me two pounds out of my purse in the morning then.

Even parked behind them, she could hear the music pounding out of the windows.

Never ever stops me pounding out the miles to keep fit either.

I've never been more than fifteen pounds out, at the end of the day which is unbelievable.

"You're looking at a guy that was getting pounded out there.

There was no piano to go pound out on the porch.

He pounded out two more orgasms in me before having one of his own.

Each morning, he pounds out the 26 poetic meters on the bag.

One came pounding out of the wood, his bodyguard with him.

Cuban pounds out up to 1,000 e-mail letters a day.

We locked ourselves in our home, pounded out a business plan, took it to a local bank.

I pounded out the door and down the steps.

There was no wasted flesh on him, nor a pound out of place.

But whoever called could have also used the name of an important person as bait to draw Pounds out.

He felt her heart pound out its tattoo of terror against his chest.

His teammates were just as robust, pounding out 10 hits of their own.

"I shall make two hundred thousand pounds out of it in sixty days."

The coach came pounding out of its alley, swung in, and stopped.

Soon they were all in the tree, singing and pounding out complex rhythms.

It appeared that when everything was settled he would be four or five hundred pounds out of pocket.

I had a feeling Gar was about to go home and pound out a theory of time.

His own heart seemed to be pounding out of his chest.