Sentence examples for beaten far from from inspiring English sources
His parents arrived in Leeds a month before the riots in Notting Hill when "black people were being pulled off trains and buses and beaten; far from the streets being paved with gold, they stepped into organised racial baiting".
Of course, it doesn't mean the threat of democratic erosion has been beaten back — far from it — or that Trump won't ride through this squall.
Both colts were disappointing, as Al Kazeem was reluctant to let himself down on the fast ground as he faded into third while Toronado was never travelling and was beaten too far from home for his stamina to be an issue.
Teatown Lake Reservation Big, off the beaten path and far from airports and highways, this privately owned nature preserve in Ossining is rugged, pristine and absolutely silent.
Off the beaten track and far from touristy, they call Omiš one of the best places to find adventure in Croatia.
The Desert Queen is just off the beaten path, not far from the dangling rock climbers on the boulders in Hidden Valley.
But the Gary Moore-trained selection was beaten as far in that race last year before scoring at Newcastle the following month from the same mark he has now.
Meanwhile a ferocious insurgency on two fronts is still far from beaten and might yet spread.
