Sentence examples for essentially beat from inspiring English sources

"They just took it and essentially beat the problems out of it," Mr. Sargent said.

Conversely, imagine a mutation that's relatively soft, that's relatively dovish, this mutation is very good for the incumbents because the incumbents essentially beat up on it or score very highly on it.

Two weeks ago, the Trans European Drug Information Project issued what it called a "red alert" after an Australian man essentially beat himself to death while high on a substance called "25I-NBOMe," which was being sold on the market as LSD.

"Somebody can come in with a different cost-structure and essentially beat the pants off you".

"Somebody can come in with a different cost structure and essentially beat the pants off of you".

Before we write off Tony Romo, again, as just another mistake-prone quarterback who looks brilliant one play and silly the next, consider that he essentially beat the Washington Redskins single-handedly behind a wretched offensive line, depleted receiving core and bruised running back.

And how does may respond to all these condemnations and men who are essentially beating her up?

If Amazon can promise all of that, combined with a delivery system that essentially beats a round-trip journey by car to the nearest Walmart, then consider it bye-bye brick-and-mortar for me, and, I suspect, for a considerable portion of the population, too.

Raju Vegesna, who calls himself the evangelist of Zoho, discussed the news with us last night and said that the company is essentially beating Microsoft to what it should have already done with Office Live, which is bridge the gap between offline and online office applications.

We'll see many fewer instances of essentially beating up on queers".

Democratic members of the committee were quick to defend Jaczko and the inspector general's report, arguing that their Republican counterparts were essentially beating a dead horse.