pound the pavement

And to give life to his image, he pounds the pavement.

He pounds the pavement each day in search of a job.

People who had been pounding the pavement for years could finally get work.

Then he sent his men out to pound the pavements.

If that means somebody is out pounding the pavement, that's what you have to do.

There's nothing like pounding the pavement to take the edge off after a bad day at work.

Pounding the pavement can take a toll on your body.

Keep pounding the pavement and wait for the killer to give himself away.

After 10 months of pounding the pavement, I dropped 53 pounds.

He was out before they could reach him, and his feet pounded the pavement across the parking lot.

"It provided great support and gave me the time to pound the pavement to develop new clients."

They're not supposed to have to pound the pavement like beat cops.

I'll be out pounding the pavement, looking for a new job."

Every morning at six, he was pounding the pavement.

When he's not on the track competing, you will find Paul out pounding the pavements.

He has photographs taken and begins to pound the pavement in an attempt to become a male model.

But while nearly 8,000 women are pounding the pavement, the vast majority fail to find work, officials say.

Instead, he said, "we pound the pavement, visit stores and read all available public documents."

I could hear Lula pounding the pavement half a block back.

With job creation sluggish, they had few reasons to pound the pavement.

If you miss a deadline applying for a job, you're out pounding the pavement.

Assignments were often made by phone, but nowadays it paid to pound the pavement.

Nobody knows how many of the 26,000 runners will be pounding the pavement for contributions on Sunday.

I couldn't motivate myself to get out and pound the pavement regularly without a goal in mind.

But it is clear that pounding the pavement is not their primary purpose.