During the medieval reenactment, the engineers demonstrated how battering rams were used to break down castle gates.

The soldiers dragged the battering ram up to the gate after weeks of undermining the walls.

The architect chose rammed earth for the building's exterior walls to reduce energy use and blend with the landscape.

Before sealing the crate, the workers ram-pack the gravel to prevent it from shifting during transport.

The ram-pack crowd surged through the festival gates, overwhelming volunteers and scattering stalls.

Historians noted that 'Ram-jam,' a dated nonce word used to denote a person of vaguely Middle Eastern ethnicity, appears in several late-19th-century travelogues.

He had to ram-jam the last suitcase into the trunk to make room for everyone.

After the argument, he gave him a ram-jam that sent him stumbling.

The coach tried to ram home the importance of teamwork during practice.

When the mover arrives, he ram-jams the boxes into the tiny van without hesitation.