Sentence examples for beyond that proved from inspiring English sources

He was still able to read the local newspaper and some online articles on his tablet, but anything beyond that proved to be impossible, despite his best efforts to finish the novel he had started previously.

The 21st Brigade advanced along a track beyond Kufr Zibad that proved impassable for the artillery, which was sent back to Et Tire, where it came under orders of the 75th Division.

Even buses were halted, thus enabling the benighted Tsarnaev brothers to achieve something that proved beyond Emperor Hirohito and Hitler.

It was a task that proved beyond him in his goal-filled, trophyless season at Real Madrid and  you imagine it will be beyond him now.

It is the bitter experience of McNamara's methods that proved beyond a doubt today that counting the casualties provides no reliable information about winning.

A backhand onto the line gave him the first break for 2-1 afterafter only 55 minutes, Berdych found himself serving to stay in the match, a challenge that proved beyond him.

On a slowish pitch, he batted with a fluency that proved beyond any of the other England batsmen, reaching his ton off just 125 balls.

Sussex recovered from 33 for 4 to post 146 for 6, a seemingly modest total that proved entirely beyond Middlesex.

A second point, subtler still, is that the New Imperialism, while it did not directly provoke World War I, did occasion a transformation of alliances that proved dangerous beyond reckoning once the great powers turned their attention back to Europe.

Interventions beyond 24 mo that prove successful in enhancing adult stature (especially in girls) may offer additional opportunities to improve nutritional status and would likely foster advantages throughout the mothers' entire reproductive life and benefit future generations.

But why should that prove beyond their means, or against their interest?