Sentence examples for battered from a from inspiring English sources

Meinjies, though battered from a crash on stage 15, has not backed off, and while most teams have lost riders MTN remains fully staffed at nine.

By contrast, Sherry was short and full of nervous energy, an earnest academic whose periodic excursions into Greeneland left him bruised and battered from a series of afflictions, including gangrene, tropical diabetes and temporary blindness.

General Motors was the poster child of the market's fall, battered from the start after a Merrill analyst said "bankruptcy is not impossible" if the U.S. auto market further deteriorates and GM fails to raise substantial capital, as much as $15.0 billion.

He showed me the rifle, whose tip did look a bit battered from years of use but hardly bent.

Both emerged battered from the ordeal.

They have been battered from start to finish.

The atlas is my car is battered from road trips.

Let's face it, New Jersey has taken a bit of a battering from TV and cinema.

MP3.com's stock, battered down from a high of $63.31 in July of 1999, when it symbolized the online alternatives to major labels, rose $1.84 today, to close at $4.85.

Over the past two years, the I.O.C. has absorbed a battering from Congress, the White House, corporate sponsors and the news media on the issues of corruption in the Salt Lake City bribery scandal and of its suspect resolve on doping.

The FBI comes in for further battering from a man whose life the bureau probably saved - more than once.