Sentence examples for beat long from inspiring English sources

"They weren't on the beat long enough to get used to it," he said.

It worked, and Owens went on to beat Long to gold.

For China to maintain its current rate of growth, in other words, it would have to beat long odds on multiple bets.

Gholston had three sacks in Ohio State's 14-3 victory, and he beat Long for one sack, the first time all that season Long had given up a sack.

An aging and battered spacecraft, pushed though space by a unique ion drive engine, will attempt to beat long odds later this week by flying close to the heart of a large comet.

FRANCIS 74, LONG ISLAND U. 53: Karen Hewitt scored a career-high 22 points as St. Francis, Pa., beat Long Island University in the title game at Loretto, Pa.

Mr. Abe has made such structural changes one of the three pillars of his strategy to help Japan's economy grow again, along with an aggressive monetary policy and government spending to beat long-term deflation.

Nobody, and certainly not the masses, knows how to beat long-term inflation.

Mr Nasheed, a former human rights campaigner, beat long-time ruler Mr Gayoom, who had been in power for 30 years and was widely seen as autocratic.

The former human rights campaigner beat long-time ruler Mr Gayoom, who had been in power for 30 years and was widely seen as autocratic.

On an EKG, this means that the period in which the heart slows down will be followed by a period in which it speeds up, sort of like a built-in mechanism that sets the beat long-range, so it fluctuates to a predetermined mathematical landscape.