Sentence examples for beat since from inspiring English sources

Rousseff remains the politician to beat, since most of her challengers have failed to capitalise on her troubles.

Other than getting a haircut, Messi has barely changed or missed a beat since then, and he still has that childlike wonder to him.

MSNBC, meanwhile, has barely missed a beat since Mr. Olbermann's departure and has become better known for having progressive-oriented shows.

The National Casting Championship is in its 102nd year and Rajeff, 53, has been the caster to beat since he was a boy.

Jennings, who has been named to two straight Pro Bowls, has not missed a beat since arriving in Green Bay as a second-round draft choice in 2006.

In addition to religion, which has been his beat since 2004, he will be delving into international law, ethics, international institutions (including the United Nations) and human rights.

AOL Time Warner has taken a beating since the two companies combined.

Goldman is trying to rehabilitate its public image, which has taken a beating since the financial crisis and its aftermath.

Classical radio has taken a beating since "The Vocal Scene's" heyday, when 75 affiliated stations carried the syndicated show.

The singer Natacha Atlas, born in Brussels, has been placing Middle Eastern inflections amid club beats since her days with Transglobal Underground.

Shares of Schwab have taken a beating since trading above $50 in April 1999, when stock markets were roaring.