Sentence examples similar to being overpowered in a from inspiring English sources

Along the route, the protesters' rhythmic shouts of "Waste of money!" and "Rest in shame!" were overpowered in a countering wave of clapping, cheering and chanting of "Maggie!

Sudan caused the Elephants some real difficulties, hitting the post late in the first half, while refusing to be overpowered in a second period they finished strongly.

He had, said witnesses, vaulted the barrier at Stockwell tube station and run towards a train before being overpowered in the carriage and shot dead.

The gang were regularly involved in a series of fights with the preventive services until finally being overpowered in the 1820s.

Even here in the Great Plains, farmland areas are more often being overpowered in political tugs of war for state budget dollars.

All the singers displayed ample voices that could be overpowering in a hall this size, but they didn't allow that to happen.

In a bit of a role reversal, Williams was overpowered in the fourth round Sunday by Nadia Petrova, the 19th seed.

The visitors shaded the first half as John Terry hit the bar and had a header cleared off the line, but they were overpowered in the second period as Newcastle seized control.

His skills were decent, but he was overpowered in the English stampede.

Into this area of extended confusion wandered the young women, who were overpowered in escalating attacks.

He added that Wales were overpowered in the last 10 minutes because the All Blacks worked out tactics to counteract the home team's aggressive defence.