Sentence examples for beaten feeling from inspiring English sources

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 1.22am GMT 4th over: England 5-1 (target 481; Cook 1, Trott 2) Cook is beaten, feeling for a good one from Southee.

Finally he is beaten again, feeling outside off stump.

In a statement to the authorities, the girl who was beaten described feeling threatened by a group of young people in a shopping area above the tunnel.

The Latin American immigrant pope showering Latin American immigrants with love could not have come at a better time: US Latinos have been feeling beaten down from xenophobic rhetoric that continues to dominate Republican presidential politics.

Mr. Belykh was feeling beaten down, "a sense of my own degradation," as he explained in an interview last week.

This has already resulted in one patient, who had been beaten and robbed, feeling confident enough to press charges against another patient.

And the way the economy has left people feeling beaten up means there are a lot of voters out there who might have instinctive sympathy with underdogs.

In our conversation at Downing Street, Blair protests portrayals of him as a man feeling beaten down by criticisms even as he moves toward the acclamation of almost certain re-election a year from now.

Once again the Champion Hurdle has left punters feeling beaten up, after winners at 33-1, 22-1 and 16-1 in the previous six runnings, as well as the famous Beech Road at 50-1 in 1989.

Generations of recovering alcoholics, soldiers, weary parents, exploited workers and just about anybody feeling beaten down by life have found solace in a short prayer that begins, "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change".

When people finally get tired of feeling beaten up, though, he expects travel and leisure to lead the way out.