Sentence examples for had beaten more from inspiring English sources

"If we still had the same ranking system we were using six years ago when they were giving bonus points for beating players, Kvitova would have ended up No. 1 because she had beaten more top players than Wozniacki.

Liverpool had been considered underdogs throughout the competition, but had beaten more favoured opposition, including Juventus and Chelsea, to reach the final.

But it's hard to see how Danaher could have beaten more highly leveraged buyout barons.

Congratulations to Bradford, who have beaten more Premier League teams than QPR this season.

Glavine (14-6) lasted only four-plus innings against the team he has beaten more than any other in his career.

They have beaten more bowl-eligible teams than either of their possible championship opponents, they have perhaps the nation's stiffest defense, and they still haven't lost.

British architect Amanda Levete has beaten more than 110 architectural firms to build an extension to the V&A on London's Exhibition Road.

In the last five years, the fund has beaten more than 80percentt of its peers in the Morningstar midcap blend group by returning 1.4percentt a year, on average.

Even Shane Williams, who must have beaten more opponents than there were spectators in the half-full stadium, could not convert his dancing into points.

WASHINGTON — Proving they have more to boast of than just their alumnus Derek Jeter, the graduating Giants of Kalamazoo Central High School in Michigan have beaten more than 1,000 public high schools in a national contest of academic self-promotion.

He could go neck & neck inning after inning against a pitcher like Owen Carroll, who played on Holy Cross teams that could have beaten more than one major-league squad, and he could pole out 400- foot home runs.