Sentence examples for defeated out from inspiring English sources

Over and over he crawled into place, crouched down, sneaked a look through binoculars and, realizing what's happened, slumped back down, defeated, out of sight.

Smallpox was not defeated out of fear.

"We have shamed and defeated out attackers," Kenyatta said, vowing justice to those responsible.

I trust Willie Brown will be good to his word and strengthen that bill, but the Keene bill is weaker than what we have now and should be defeated out of hand.

The sharp division of the court's decision in Baek's case, with seven justices ruling against six, suggests that the argument for freedom of choice in personal matters held considerable sway, but it was defeated out of concern for spousal and child welfare.

Here is Andy Murray, with his droning tone and his drilling return; here is Serena Williams, with her thigh-boggling power and her side-swipes at Sharapova; there goes Roger Federer, defeated, out-played, stunned.

They established the biggest ever lead of 34 points after taking the 2005 Ashes defeat out on the rest of the world with vigilante brutality.

In his first column last Monday, he warned against electing a Democratic president who would "snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory in Iraq".

"Democrats are in a great place right now," said Darling, "yet it is reasonable to believe they will snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory".

With its only rival defeated, Time Out's more recent problems have been financial.

Competing in the main draw at Roland Garros for the first time, Konta's 7-6, 4-6, 6-2 defeat out on Court Five was a footnote in most reports.