Sentence examples for beaten just about from inspiring English sources

The Cardinals, however, have beaten just about every other set of odds so far and rely on a closer who can't actually see the plate, as Jeff Passan writes on Yahoo.com.

We have evidence of people who have been imprisoned and beaten just to reveal the names of and information about members of our group.

They have beaten just one winning team in that stretch — Boston, which was missing Rajon Rondo.

Yet the very next day, a second journalist was severely beaten just outside Moscow.

The list of those he has beaten includes just about every top fighter anywhere near his weight: Manny Pacquiao; Saúl Álvarez, known as Canelo; Miguel Cotto Juan Manuel Marquez Oscar De LaLa Hoya.

If a draw was just about right at 90 minutes, Britain could have been beaten in extra-time when, with Ryan Giggs on as a largely ineffective substitute and the game becoming stretched, Ji missed two excellent chances with Jack Butland stranded.

Against his better judgment, Sal agrees, but not before another couple of narrative complications pop up: first, he discovers among his late mother's belongings an old photograph of a child who appears to have been severely beaten; and, just as he is about to leave, Tiane introduces a serious note of doubt into their relationship.

They were beaten terribly—"just unmercifully," he says when he talks about it.

Nurses talked freely of being slapped or physically beaten, not just by patients from the neurology department, but by educated and mentally stable patients and family attendants.

(Federer has beaten Nadal just twice since 2007).

He was beaten by just a length this time.