Sentence examples for clearly beat from inspiring English sources

Pena stretched and clearly beat the ball to first.

Silver's final forecast in Florida clearly beat the polls of polls, which had Romney ahead.

Updated at 1.12pm GMT 1.10pm GMT GOAL! Finland 1-0 Sweden, 13:43, 2nd period It counts, which makes perfect sense because it clearly beat Lundqvist.

Chandler not only uses his lengthy frame to alter the play of some of the league's stronger post players, but also effectively makes use of his fouls by committing them when he is clearly beat.

Duncan, who stayed at Wake Forest for four seasons primarily because he wanted to keep a promise to his late mother, will clearly beat out another rookie who remained in school, Van Horn, for the award.

The Centre Street court building was grim and forbidding in a Stalinist sort of way (towering, gray, squint-windowed), but it clearly beat the heck out of the Inquisition.

The results are promising since the approach clearly beats the remaining approaches during the recent market crash.

Clearly, beating urban poverty is a precarious project which goes far beyond simply having a roof over one's head.

It clearly beats the forehand of just under 120mph struck by Gael Monfils at the 2007 Australian Open, widely regarded as the fastest until this year.

Asia's booming developing powerhouses are clearly beating Europe and the United States in the recovery and proving to be a pocket of great hope for the global economy.

A gangster with a Mac-10 clearly beats a blogger with a MacBook — but only man to man, and only in the neighborhood.