Sentence examples for been beaten through from inspiring English sources

There was always a nice, hard path that had been beaten through the snow by one's fellow-Astanians, and you could walk on that.

The 5-year-old gelded son of Awesome Again has not been beaten through five starts at Santa Anita while amassing $905,400 of his $2,994,659 in career earnings at the track.

He suggested the disease could be beaten through chastity, abstinence and "correct behaviour".

According to the young men, the group was taken to a jail on the border, where they were beaten through the night.

He echoed Mr Osborne in rejecting the idea of blocking him from the UK, saying his views must be beaten through democratic debate.

However, despite describing his comments as "nonsense" and breaching the "founding princple of the United States, George Osborne rejected the proposal and said his views must instead be beaten through "robust democratic debate".

To my eyes he was beaten through lack of fitness [behind Smad Place at Cheltenham last weekend] as opposed to lack of ability, as his jumping was fantastic most of the way.

Much of the world has come together to help the United States in the fight against terrorism, out of the realization that a common threat can only be beaten through a cooperative effort.

The designs are beaten through the walls and are consequently visible on the insides of most of the vessels; but the finest examples of their class, two gold cups from the Vaphio tomb near Sparta, have a plain gold lining that overlaps the embossed sides at the lip.

Brand exhorts people to find their connection to God or their higher power in order to understand that they are not the centre of the universe and that their self-destructive impulses cannot be beaten through their own willpower; that, on the contrary, it's self-willfulness that leads people into addiction.

His father was an engineer at the BBC ("At home we had the most unbelievably mystical hi-fi system, which is why I've never been scared of technology"), and his mother's father was a conscientious objector during the Second World War ("The lumps on his arms were from where he'd been beaten; people put excrement through his letter box").