Sentence examples for for having beaten from inspiring English sources

Many Ahly fans said that the police were taking their vengeance on the Ultras for having beaten them a year ago.

She's their ideal underdog, someone to herald specifically for having beaten the system with an uncompromising style and an unconventional character.

(This friend, a lifelong skating enthusiast, still harbors a grudge toward Lipinski for having beaten Michelle Kwan in the 1998 Olympics).

"He is stronger for having beaten the champion," says Ed Rogers, a Republican lobbyist and former aide to Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.

Rather, the quiet smile, reflective, born out of looking over his life and times; a smile tinged with a hint of mischievousness for having beaten the odds, cheated the hangman and knowing he had helped make South Africa and the world a better place.

Mexico are something of a bogey team for Brazil, having beaten them on regular occasions in competitive fixtures over the past 15 years.

Bangor went into the game aiming to win their first senior trophy for 20 years, having beaten Premiership sides Glentoran and Crusaders in earlier rounds of the competition.

England's men have a taste for facing the French, having beaten them 8-0 in 2009 to record their biggest victory since 1928.

And having beaten her for the first time last month in Madrid, she will not fear the world No1.

Exeter boss Rob Baxter has hinted that he will make changes to his side  for the trip to Italy, having beaten Prato 68-0 at Sandy Park in November .

The Baby Bafana are the favourites for the match in Maputo having beaten the Black Meteors 1-0 in the group phase.