Sentence examples for a bit battered from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Mr. Wade's reputation got a bit battered.

Batum was a bit battered as he headed into his fifth N.B.A. postseason this year.

Even if I feel a bit battered, it's like she built me up with it.

It's a cute little place, a bit battered around the edges, but in a decorative way.

The word honor in 2010 -- as Mr. Appiah is aware -- is contested territory, and a bit battered around the edges.

Eventually he returned to his original club a bit battered and bruised by his experience at Old Trafford.

It helps that Goodwin carries himself like a man with plenty of miles on the clock, his vocal so careworn he could sing Happy Birthday and it would sound a bit glum, battered by the knowledge that the jelly and ice cream will run out eventually.

The opening line was: "To criticise Cilla Black is a bit like battering a baby seal over the head with a club.

"I think meeting Anna Meares in the semis, we gave each other a bit of battering to be honest," said Pendleton.

"I'm feeling a bit bruised and battered," he said.

My body is a bit bruised and battered for it but it's OK".