Sentence examples for his battering from inspiring English sources

Bettis is 5 feet 11 inches and 250 pounds, and his battering running style led to his nickname, the Bus.

And most came to a simple conclusion: it was pure sex, and size — his "battering ram," as the obscene pamphleteers called it.

Brandao also had an effort ruled out in the first half and his battering style forced Lorient to replace their injured goalkeeper Fabien Audard and centre-back Benjamin Genton.

His battering in the midterm elections has raised concerns about his political viability.

His battering by advertisements calling him a "danger" to Mexico prompted the changes to the election law.

For which he gets his battering, and very unpleasant it is, too – he's straight off to A&E.

The implication here is that Dan succeeded in his attempt to "break" Ammar, and having broken "his battered captive," Dan was now in possession of critical information.

In his "battered late 40s" he has become a "connoisseur of $14 bottles of red wine".

Suddenly, you couldn't switch on TV or pick up a newspaper without seeing Bazza's chirpy grin, or his battered legs.

Sarah Palin has launched an impassioned attack on Barack Obama, in an analogy that sets up the US President as an abuser and America as his "battered wife".

Rousseau had also been badly wounded in the exchange, and command of Junon passed to Lieutenant Jean-Léon Emeric, who attempted to pull away from his battered adversary.