Sentence examples for really have beaten from inspiring English sources

But the way England competed with, and should really have beaten, the Kiwis that day offers genuine reason for hope this autumn – especially given the number of high-profile withdrawals from the New Zealand and especially Australia squads.

We then proceeded to hammer them, got a goal back, and really should have beaten them.

"We really should have beaten France, but we have to be more clinical in taking our opportunities when they come along.

GB women's head coach, Garry Peel, said: "It was a good performance; we really should have beaten them a lot easier than we did.

"They would really have completely have beaten him up if we hadn't stopped him," he said.

Way back in 1990, an untried teenager really shouldn't have beaten Ivan Lendl, John McEnroe and Andre Agassi in successive matches to become the youngest US Open champion ever.

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.

For anyone who knows me, and I mean really, truly knows me, I have beaten major adversity before, time and time again, with a positive attitude.

I really think we would have beaten them".

56 min: Schaars knocks a ball over the top, punts it really, and Capel looks to have beaten Kolo Touré but he recovers to get it out for a throw.

"But Cardiff have beaten some really good teams here.