Sentence examples for beaten a bit from inspiring English sources

Survivors, anyone who's beaten a bit of resistance.

But he's got a lot of weight for what he's achieved and his only win over three miles was in a low-quality race Big Fella Thanks He was sixth in the 2009 National and fourth last year, which seems encouraging, but he was actually beaten a bit further last year and both times it looked as if his stamina was running out.

My face was beaten up a bit.

But it's a destination venue, off the beaten track a bit.

Stocks have been beaten back a bit by a global swoon but have fallen much less than other markets.

Dusty, it looked; beaten up a bit, but as much of it as he could see was free from graffiti.

The Longhouse is off the beaten track a bit, nestled farther from the road than other offerings in the area.

"It's good for you to have been out in the world, to be beaten up a bit," she said once.

While you're on campus, however, be sure to go off the beaten path a bit after the admissions office spiel and do a behind-the-scenes look for yourself.

If you want to go off the beaten track a bit, or travel through places like Australia, Africa or South America, a global ticket costs more -- probably in the range of $1,200 to $1,500.

"Travellers want to go off the beaten path a bit," he said.