Sentence examples for beat particularly from inspiring English sources

A tin of tomato soup is hard to beat, particularly when paired with a cheddar and pickle sandwich.

For grownups, the hosiery selection can't be beat, particularly Candy Girl's Aztec-like-patterned chaussettes with pompoms dangling from the tops ($3.99).

Sadly, its price is all too easy to beat, particularly considering that the wine really should not be drunk for four or five years at least.

The wildlife is hard to beat, particularly when it comes to rhinoceros, which are increasingly rare and hard to see elsewhere, but which at Lewa Downs are given sanctuary and wander close to the house in all ages and sizes.

Some Republicans have argued that Mr. Gephardt would be the toughest Democrat to beat, particularly given his support in the Midwest, which is expected to be a major battleground in the general election.

When it comes to mobile, dense energy storage, liquid fuels are simply very hard to beat, particularly since so much of the world's energy infrastructure is built around them, says Hanna Breetz, a political scientist focused on alternative fuels and vehicles at Arizona State University.

A few of the non-Beats, particularly Mailer, found the Beats very interesting.

Her old songs, like her newer ones, merge the Celtic ballad tradition with rock and African- diaspora beats, particularly reggae.

With the lethal combination of fast greens, tricky winds and narrower fairways at Augusta National Golf Club this year, many players took a beating, particularly on the back nine.

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The bitterness between them runs deep and Johnson admits he still watches races where he beat Lewis – particularly the 1988 Olympic final.