Drummed

The news report drummed up fear among the public.

He drummed his fingers on the desk impatiently while waiting for the meeting to start.

He drummed his fingers on the steering wheel, trying to stay awake during the long drive.

The scent of perfume drummed up memories of her grandmother.

His mother drummed into him the importance of honesty.

The speakers drummed up enthusiasm for the new product launch.

She drummed her fingers on the table while waiting for the meeting to start.

The music drummed up excitement for the party.

The smell of fresh bread drummed up memories of home.

The spooky decorations drummed up a scary vibe for Halloween.

The scorching sun drummed up a feeling of exhaustion.

The sight of the old photograph drummed up emotions she thought she had forgotten.

The news report drummed up memories of the accident she had witnessed.

The scent of her mother's perfume drummed up memories of her childhood.

The coach drummed the importance of teamwork into the players' minds.

The sound of the familiar song drummed the lyrics into her head.

The children drummed up a catchy tune on their makeshift drums made out of tin cans.

The teacher drummed the lesson into our heads until we could recite it perfectly.

She drummed her feet on the floor, unable to contain her excitement.

The athlete drummed up enthusiasm for the upcoming game.

The boss drummed the need for punctuality into his employees' minds.

The sergeant drummed the drill instructions into the new recruits.

The teacher drummed the rules of grammar into her students' minds.

The politician drummed the need for change into the voters' minds.

The mother drummed the value of hard work into her child's upbringing.

The coach drummed the importance of teamwork into his players' heads.

The teacher drummed the lesson into the students' minds.

His parents drummed the importance of education into his head.

The teacher drummed the rules of the classroom into the students.

The coach drummed into the team the need to work hard to win.

She drummed the message into her students' heads until they finally understood.

The boss drummed the company's policy on punctuality into the employees.

The government drummed the new regulations into the citizens' minds.

The doctor drummed the importance of exercise into the patient's head.

The trainer drummed the safety rules into the trainees' minds.

The sergeant drummed the orders into the recruits' heads.

The chef drummed the recipe into the new cook's head.

The construction noise drummed through the walls of my apartment.

The child drummed on the table with his toy drum set.

The protesters drummed on pots and pans outside the government building.

My feet drummed the pavement as I jogged through the park.

The alarm clock drummed me awake early in the morning.

My heart drummed in my chest as I waited for the test results.

The company drummed up business by offering discounts on their products.

The chef drummed the recipe instructions into his trainee's memory.

The rain drummed on the roof of the car as they drove.

The protestors drummed their message through the streets.

The author drummed up suspense in the final chapter of the book.

The soldiers drummed to signal the start of the battle.

The activist drummed up support for the protest.