Sentence examples for beaten particularly from inspiring English sources

They have not won any of their last 11 matches but nor have they been beaten particularly badly in any of them.

Two hundred matches as captain is a serious record, which is hard to imagine ever being beaten, particularly as she has no plans to hang up her cricket boots (or the microphone!) just yet.

What I learned from Larry was that giants can be questioned and beaten, particularly through debate and a kind of managed dissonance.

Their responses are increasingly violent: she is shot in the leg on her way to a holiday party, and then beaten by a particularly nasty thug (Gerard McSorley) when she shows up at his horse farm, asking the wrong questions.

Richard Moses, the architect in charge of the project, says that Mr. Harmon's high-up details, including heads, masks, griffins and gargoyles, are generally intact, although several that have been particularly beaten up by the elements have been replaced.

He was beaten unconscious during a particularly notorious massacre at a camp at Hola in which 11 men died.

One of the high-court claimants, Wambugu Wa Nyingi described how he was detained in 1952, held for nine years, much of the time in manacles, and beaten unconscious during a particularly notorious massacre at a camp at Hola in which 11 men died.

He was a professional boxer himself until he was beaten to a pulp one particularly bad evening.

Ashley Jackson scored twice as the men looked a different side to the one beaten 3-1 by Germany on Wednesday, particularly in the first half.

Although well beaten, the Millers acquitted themselves well, particularly in the first half, where Alex Revell could have twice given them the lead, while Michael O'Connor's off-target free-kick was the highlight of their second half.

Vancouver's team, the Canucks, were beaten 4-3 by the Boston Bruins – a particularly bruising defeat as it was a home game.