Sentence examples for bit of a beating from inspiring English sources

And in the meantime, those arched backs, craned necks, strained knees and shoulders could be taking a bit of a beating.

"Ulster had come to Franklin's Gardens and they gave us a bit of a beating up.

The Roll 2 is waterproof, dust proof and designed to take a bit of a beating.

Yet it too has taken a bit of a beating over the last year in equity markets.

Actress Chloe Grace Moretz has taken a bit of a beating on social media lately for tangling with the likes of Kim Kardashian in a manner decidedly un-woke, so there was a bit of internet skepticism regarding her planned appearance at the DNC and unfortunately, it was well-warranted.

Cardboard Bush looked like he had taken a bit of a beating that day.

("This thing about draft was all a bit of a beat-up, I reckon," de Dear said).

"It is a bit of a beat-up because what they didn't say is that to be entitled [to the tax-free threshold], you have to be in one spot for six months," Mr Henke told the BBC.

The Falcons have been a bit of an enigma, beating middling or worse teams (Jaguars, Panthers, Seahawks, Vikings) and losing to most of the playoff-caliber ones (Saints, Texans, Packers).

The stock took a bit more of a beating than most following last week's market plunge, but MEE was already retreating from overhead resistance in the 54 region when the worst happened.

Yesterday, Funny Cide exacted a bit of revenge, beating out Empire Maker for the Eclipse Award as the nation's best 3-year-old in 2003, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced.