Sentence examples for hardly beaten from inspiring English sources

There is potential for a little mayhem in the game between Virginia and North Carolina in Charlottesville (Saturday, 4 p.m). even though the Cavaliers have hardly beaten anyone of note this season.

For a start, the week before Ireland hammered them 49-7 at Lansdowne Road they were beaten comfortably by Tonga – and so were hardly in form – but this time around they have just beaten Samoa and really ought to have beaten Japan seven days previously.

Fast forward four years, Argentina have just beaten Venezuela 3-0,  and what happens to them in La Paz on Tuesday hardly matters.

They can hardly be beaten.

MEASURED by scale, dreadfulness or daring, the German campaign in east Africa from 1914 to 1918 can hardly be beaten.

This is a very typical, highly drinkable, well-made southern French red blend at a price that can hardly be beaten for quality.

For sheer, sustained nastiness, this could hardly be beaten, channelling the spirit of Damien: Omen II and the Japanese Ring movies.

Both groups agreed that New Yorkers were tops in stylishness and in diversity, that the city was the best for classical music and for theater, that it could hardly be beaten when it came to luxury stores.

It is hardly off the beaten track, but getting there is half the fun.

There were the same kind of kaleiscoptic lights, but the dancers were somewhat more weather beaten, and hardly able to hold themselves up.

Beaten but hardly bowed, Councilman Cory Booker -- hours removed from his unsuccessful attempt to unseat Mayor Sharpe James -- today unveiled a post-campaign to-do list as he prepared to begin life as Citizen Booker.