Sentence examples similar to beat a flat from inspiring English sources

Mike Richards broke away over center ice and beat a flat-footed Lundqvist only 1 minute 18 seconds into the second period to give Philadelphia a 2-0 lead.

Sorry if we're beating a flat, white horse.

–Plasma television You can't beat a Pioneer 50-inch 1080p flat-panel plasma HDTV.

Beat a few eggs and pour them on a flat plate.

No matter how flat or high-tech the world becomes, it's hard to beat a flesh-and-blood presence.

The results beat expectations with a flat revenue of $531.7 million compared to Q3 2011.

It may have been only a half-chance, but it was one England would have wanted to take if they are to avoid a long day in the field on Saturday, when the sun is expected to beat down on a flat, slow pitch offering only the slightest hint of turn.

£285, Acne, www.acnestudios.com The staple shoes The chatter from the shows was all about flat shoes, but nothing beats a pair of heels for special occasions.

Alterations in the flan (the coin disk, a term deriving from the French flatir, "to beat flat") led to corresponding changes in the manufacture of dies.

In the 2001-02 season, he beat the legendary flat jockey Sir Gordon Richards's record for winners in a season, which had stood for 55 years, by clocking up 289 victories in one campaign.

I remember wrecking the sled weeks later and pounding to beat the iron flat, but it stayed there bent and stacked in the barn by the anvil, and I can't bring him back.