Sentence examples for beaten may from inspiring English sources

However, my increasing wish to see the England rugby team beaten may reveal a growing Irish inculcation.

AIDS is not yet beaten, and may be a long time in the beating.

If you think the market can be easily beaten, you may well want the Amex to succeed in applying its model to as wide a range of mutual funds as possible.

Hanging up the spurs and moving somewhere off the beaten track may mean losing regular contact with children who stay behind or have moved out of state to advance their careers.

Her explanation was as follows: "the law attempts to say that if in a domestic violence situation you are being beaten you may use self-defense, but you can't simply take action against an estranged spouse who breaks into the home if they own the home.

Otherwise, the beaten eggs may cook when added to the wet ingredients.

Stores off the beaten path may have a stronger local customer base because people don't want to go all the way to the grocery store, while stores near the highway may typically get traffic from travelers who are not as familiar with the area.

(A seal with skull fractures may have been beaten, or it may have died miles out at sea of natural causes, then knocked around in the surf).

Those who pride themselves on going off the beaten path (and may or may not live in Brooklyn) will flock to Graham and Co., a converted motel in the Catskills that gives complimentary Budweiser upon arrival.

Moreover, rebalancing prompts you to sell some of a category that has had a run-up (and may be overvalued) and buy more of one that has been beaten down (and may be undervalued).

And now may be a good time to use them to build stakes in some market heavyweights that have been beaten down but may be poised to rebound.