Sentence examples for beat him over from inspiring English sources

One threatened to beat him over the head if he refused to stop recording, he said.

"I didn't have to beat him over the head about joining Everton.

When he returned home, the young man, later identified as Daniel Jordan DeWitt, 23, allegedly beat him over the head with a ceramic planter.

Political opponents have also had a hard time pinning him down with a label with which to beat him over the head.

Wahlberg called Lam a "Vietnam f s" and beat him over the head with a five-foot wooden stick until Lam lost consciousness and the rod broke in two.

He must have kept himself fit as three years after his arrival he beat the best sprinters in the French and Japanese Olympic teams, who were touring the country, and in 1929 he raced the German star Otto Peltzer, the European 1500m record-holder and recently deposed world 800m record holder, and beat him over 400m before losing narrowly over 800m.

Berating Sadek for fueling the flames of sectarian violence, the women took off their heels and began beating him over the head.

Mark Renshaw gives Mark Cavendish in the usual fashion, but the Manx Missile gets ambushed by two Movistar riders on the run-up to the line, leaving him waving in exasperation as Jose Rojas beats him over the line to take five points, leaving Cavendish with four.

He added, "It makes you wish Napoleon were still around, so we -- that is, I mean, the British Empire -- could beat him all over again".

It makes you wish Napoleon were still around, so we -- that is, I mean, the British Empire -- could beat him all over again.

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott said that the film "makes you wish Napoleon were still around, so we -- that is, I mean, the British Empire -- could beat him all over again".