Sentence examples for beating once again from inspiring English sources

Turf account Chris McGrath's Nap: Even Stevens (2.50 Southwell) A genuine class act on this surface, better than ever on his latest visit, and likely to take all the beating once again off his revised mark.

If history holds, and it often does in the land where golf was invented, that would make him the man to beat once again.

Brian Noble's verdict: Australia are the tournament favourites and will be the ones to beat once again this time.

So far so good for Mercedes, who as expected look to be the team to beat once again.

Ronnie is the most talented and the best in the world, but to be the greatest ever you need titles". Bingham beat O'Sullivan on his way to lifting snooker's biggest prize in Sheffield for the first time last year and he is in no doubt that the unpredictable talents of the 28-time ranking event winner make him the man to beat once again.

just hope england dont have to play argentina could not take maradona beating us once again.

The West Indies went on to record further Test series victories in the next two years, defeating India 3 0 in a four-Test series in the Caribbean in 1988 89, and narrowly beating England once again in the Caribbean in 1989 90.

I imagine producers hoping to unite Europe behind them and storm the box office, before realising the Hollywood machine will beat them once again.

Most elite male players use rackets with a surface area between 98 and 100 square inches, and Federer decided he would join them in order to beat them once again.

Coronation Street beat EastEnders once again to be named best soap and continuing drama and Graham Norton won best entertainment performance.

Moments after Victor Moses replaced Cesar Azpilicueta, Vucinic found Asamoah wide on the left flank and the Ghanaian's clever cutback was fired goalwards by Vidal, only for another cruel deflection to beat Cech once again.