Sentence examples for much battered from inspiring English sources

Robert De Niro does further damage to a reputation much battered by The Big Wedding.

It's an important survivor of the much battered fabric of Sheffield's heyday.

In any case, the superstructures were very much battered, prompting Lieutenant Rotheram, of Culloden, to report that he "could not place a two-feet rule in any direction, he thought, that would not touch two shot-holes".

This poses the greatest threat to the survival of the much battered subcontinent.

This is more cheering for the future of those much battered Anglo-American relations than any politicians' speeches.

(Cartoon of a coach giving a depressed and much battered football team a pep talk..) "Well, I guess there's not much to say, men.

But a struggling movement can only take so much battering, and Bangladeshi atheism is fighting to survive.

"Social workers get so much battering that they are failing and this is a very encouraging message.

Lift out with a tablespoon – to keep as much batter as possible clinging to the edges before the crucial frying process.

If you are just a bit mathematically inclined, you will appreciate how university researchers have shown you can even use formulae for making pancakes – whether to work out how much batter you need or how to get the perfect flip.

Professor Peter Barham of the University of Bristol is one of the great experts on the science of cooking and he has some good advice about getting things right when making pancakes: For a start, cooks always use too much batter' and that the pan should be hot, but not too hot 'almost smoking - but not blue smoke' and should just have a smear of butter or fat.