Sentence examples for battered more often from inspiring English sources
Bruised and battered more often than not, Roethlisberger will officially be getting back a rusty Mike Wallace, but his questionable offensive line has suffered a major blow with the first-round draft pick David DeCastro going down with a potential season-ending knee injury.
According to a study by researchers at Vanderbilt University, the further the major league baseball season progresses, the more often batters swing at bad pitches.
They can expect to be swamped more often by tidal surges, battered by ever stronger typhoons and storms, and hit by deeper droughts.
Batters would have to swing more often, speeding up the game and presumably putting more balls in play because working deep counts yields more walks but also more strikeouts.
Left field can be trickier to play, Granderson said, because more balls slice to the foul line, the third baseman often blocks the outfielder's view of the batter, and lights come into play more often than in center.
He pitched inside more often to left-handed batter thereafter, with mixed results.
More often than not, Fico sends batters back to the dugout with a K by their name on the scorecard.
He noted that discussions of domestic violence more often included the question of why a battered woman stayed than the question of why a battering man struck, as if the striking was to be expected.
The pitcher launched his projectile, a bright pink ball known as a spaldeen, and the batters, squinting into the sun, swung their narrow sticks, missing entirely, more often than not.
Physical limitations of electrolyte solvents are more and more often found to be roadblocks for the further improvement of batter technology [1].
