Sentence examples for beat otherwise from inspiring English sources
"You'd have to do that," she smiled without missing a beat, "otherwise you'd be missing the joke of the century".
"Moroccan security forces commonly beat, otherwise abuse, and sometimes steal from sub-Saharan migrants in the northeastern part of the country," Human Rights Watch, a New York-based rights group, said on February 10th.
"When you play them, you have to beat them, otherwise you cannot be considered a great football team or move in the direction we would like to go.
They've got to go into the Test genuinely believing that they can beat England, otherwise it's pointless even turning up in Manchester.
It's war Men and women in black Reprints Related items Financing Eastern Europe: Who's fairest?May 23rd 2002 Uzbekistan: Such a popular presidentJan 31st 2002The use of torture, it also found, is common: "Police and the National Security Service routinely tortured, beat and otherwise mistreated detainees to obtain confessions, which they then used to incriminate the detainees.
That's not how a series always works out, of course, especially not in the best-of-five divisional series: the Chicago Cubs managed to sneak into the NLCS with super-ace Jake Arrieta being a complete non-factor against the Cardinals, and they still managed to beat an otherwise more talented St Louis staff.
The camp guards and frequent visitors who came to the camps used all types of weapons and instruments to beat and otherwise physically abuse the detainees.
I think it's safe to say that pastors get that it's wrong for a husband to beat or otherwise abuse his wife and kids.
Mr. Yorke's voice, a harried high tenor that rises into falsetto, was still the sound of dread clinging to melody, but his body, and the beats, spoke otherwise.
Djokovic, who holds three of the four major singles titles, is the man to beat until proven otherwise.
There are missteps here: one particular plot detour provides a shocking story beat, but is otherwise a nonsensical change of direction.
