Early the next day a crew came to fix the street. Vernon was out there at once, watching them jackhammer and haul the asphalt […]

The foundations for the barrier had been jackhammered away; the piles of broken concrete were just left alongside the road.

In the morning, the street is being jackhammered up.

Small ledges had been jackhammered at each end of the crater and timbers bolted into them, forming abutments of the bridge that was to come.

Richmond already spent tax money on an engineering department whose employees parked their trucks in the street, jackhammered holes in the pavement, and repaired storm sewers […]

He was standing at a work table he’d jackhammered from a boulder, placidly sculpting a rose on its work surface.

[…] a bolt of lightning jackhammered across the sky, interrupting his dream.

When he jackhammered into her, she clutched the bedspread and braced herself for the onslaught.

His left knee jackhammered under the desk, his right hand patted a steady bongo beat on the top.

He […] drew his knees toward his chest as far as the cramped space would allow, and jackhammered his feet into the forward wall of the trunk, which was formed by the backseat of the car.

Then, before the lumberjack had a chance to react, Dad grabbed him by the scruff of the neck and jackhammered his head into the bar.

Guam-based B-52 bombers, newly modified to haul 60,000 lbs. of bombs each, jackhammered a Viet Cong radio and communications center 35 miles northeast of Saigon.

He didn’t make love to her; he jackhammered her.

[…] the thought jackhammered his heart and mind.

Jackhammer

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