"The Libyans defeated everyone," he said.
This task defeated everyone, too.
Richard Nixon proved that in 1968, when he defeated everyone's favorite uncle, Hubert Humphrey.
Their addiction to the intoxicating thrill of climbing, coupled with the magnificent insouciance of youth, led them to take on a challenge which had defeated everyone else.
Left standing among the elite were Oklahoma, Ohio State and a Miami team that struggled to defeat everyone's whipping boy, Rutgers.
In his favour, he said Rigelsford had a tremendous working knowledge of film and television, and frequently identified people in photographs who had defeated everyone else.
The office of the secretary of defense had been established in 1947 for precisely that purpose, but the task had defeated everyone who held the job before Mr. McNamara.
The idea behind poker is to defeat everyone else at the table, sending as many of them as possible home in so advanced a state of despair that they will question the judgment of their parents in conceiving them.
What seems like an appropriate – even modest – piece of pork belly so often turns out to defeat everyone, its heady combination of rich fat and sweet meat being somewhat more filling than you'd accounted for.
The colonel understood that his division had been rounded up and defeated, everyone killed or wounded, and cursed everything on earth, including the pilot, who was still messing with his charred stump, which he insisted on calling his navigator, and kept pleading with it to get up and go.
