Dinned [verb]

She'd had the clatter of my typewriter dinned into her pretty ears all day, and she knew who I was, even if it was dark.

This subject of Latin that has been dinned into our ears for some time past recalls to my mind a story—a story of my youth.

Then, for the first time, those inequalities in life which the Frenchman had dinned into my ears met me practically.

Don't let the maxims of a low prudence daily dinned into your ears lower the tone of your high ambition or check your aspirations.

He has sufficiently dinned into him to make him thoroughly modest, poor fellow, how all great men were little.

And she may continue to do so, however clearly and truthfully the economic lessons of the past may be dinned into her ear.

Rascal, thief, cheat, were epithets which were dinned into my ears without mercy.

The Sultan Saladin, it is said, had a similar message dinned daily into his ears by a herald especially appointed to that purpose.

A score of voices dinned into my ears as two score hands grabbed at my valise and shoved me and dragged me.

He threw the young people together daily, and dinned into the ears of each perpetual praise of the other.