Sentence examples for knocked badly from inspiring English sources

Mrs Clinton's "inevitable" march towards the Democratic nomination has been knocked badly.

For Democrats, the preparation is driven in part by the memory that they were knocked badly off message during General Petraeus's last appearance, in September, when the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org took out a full-page newspaper advertisement that labeled the general "Betray Us" and provided a rallying cry for Republicans.

The old man was knocked around badly, and he was bruised and bloody when he came back from the hospital.

Among developments that have knocked Republicans badly off course and provided opportunities for Democrats, who still have problems of their own: The botched response to Hurricane Katrina.

Jes Staley, the chief executive of Barclays, said on Friday that the bank would not be knocked too badly by a cut on the scale currently envisaged, but he questioned the merits of cutting rates much deeper than that.

PHILADELPHIA — Eighteen years after his last football game, Brad Quast has a stack of medical records describing the devastating effects of a brief career of very hard knocks: badly injured knees, the remnants of a serious neck injury sustained while playing in college and enough concussive damage to have caused short-term memory loss.

4.18pm BST 54 min Farrell knocks on badly but somehow gets away with it.

Reverses knocked him about badly.

The American was hit in the chest plate of his body armor, knocked down and badly bruised, but nothing more.

One day he takes them into the Casbah, where they are attacked by thugs and badly knocked about.

That's where we've been badly knocked back, particularly against Labour and particularly in parts of the north of England and elsewhere.