Sentence examples for has been trounced from inspiring English sources
His Lear, however, has been trounced by the critics, as his mother slyly remarks soon after he first visits her.
The primary value they once offered – an effective means to distribute knowledge – has been trounced by the internet.
Disney's usually bankable summer cartoon this year it's "Atlantis: The Lost Empire"—has been trounced at the box office by DreamWorks' "Shrek".
Infosys has been trounced by TCS, but over the past year its shares have underperformed India's broader IT sector by a more modest 13%.
Mr. Cameron went before television cameras to hail the result as a triumph — a rare one, electorally, for the prime minister, whose government has been trounced in several recent by-elections at home.
The man who was most reluctant to accept the Lancaster House agreement, Mr Mugabe, has triumphed from it, and Bishop Muzorewa, the ex-prime minister whose desire for peace made the settlement possible, has been trounced at the polls.
Real Madrid, with newly acquired cult-hero David Beckham in tow, has been trouncing local teams in front of sell-out crowds across the region.
Bruce Perens, an open-source evangelist, reminds sympathisers that Linux has been trouncing SCO in the public-relations battle, and urges his fellow open-sourcers "to deplore the attacks" and "always take the high road".
Sony's PlayStation 4 console, which has been trouncing Microsoft's Xbox One in sales for the past year, has a lot going for it, including a great-feeling controller and the terrific subscription service known as PlayStation Plus.
On average, funds in two of the more popular stock fund categories are actually beating the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, the benchmark that has been trouncing active fund managers for years.
