Sentence examples for bit beaten from inspiring English sources

"What's the point?" Zac smiles that dazzling smile, but he does look a bit beaten down by it all.

"Those are some stellar results for chains that were a bit beaten up even before the recession," Mr. Mityas said.

We came out of Friday a bit beaten up and sore, but nobody was injured, just tired.

"If you feel a little bit beaten up on, we all feel beaten up on, so just share the pain.

Though they seemed a bit beaten down halfway through their three-week run, Mr. Drigues and Mr. Ophir were emphatic when pointing out that the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, which oversees the festival, has helped them meet the right people, through both organized events and personal advice.

From that point on, the ratings were good enough to justify keeping the show on the air, but never high enough to keep audiences from asking, "Oh, is that still on?" "When they moved us to Wednesdays, we all felt a bit beaten," Mr. Turner said.

Traditionally you roll out the other half of the pastry and make lids for the pies, sealing the joint with a bit of beaten egg and brushing egg over the top of the lid.

I suppose it must have got to the other players a bit, being beaten by a 10-year-old.

Beyond Lewis' favorites, we've added seven more that look a bit more beaten down, including several of the biggest U.S. defense contractors.

Finding something a little bit different, a little bit off the beaten path, a little bit strange and making that perform at it's best is a really good feeling.

Tip: If the latke batter is too watery, add a bit more flour; if it is too thick, add a bit of the beaten egg yolk.