Sentence examples for slightly beaten from inspiring English sources

They managed to fight their way through the frightening weather and arrive at the island with the boat intact, although slightly beaten up.

It gave me a sort of indescribable satisfaction that made me cradle my slightly beaten copy covered in a regulation library protective plastic sleeve.

4.52pm GMT Waterproof ink next time.. Photograph: David Levene 4.48pm GMT Slightly beaten by the weather, students plan their homeward journeys.

Beige walls sport oil paintings and black-and-white photos; the bar, tables and chairs — maybe there are 30 altogether? — are all of slightly beaten wood; the floor is old tile; the napkins are paper.

The feeling of being slightly beaten into submission is a recurring theme – the show, says Charles Isherwood of the New York Times, "punches home its message with a relentlessness that may soon leave you numb to the tragic story it's trying to tell.

And it was interesting to discover that, while technology overall has been very strong, one area that has only slightly beaten the market is computers.

Its classy Japanese fusion fare is decidedly un-college-town, but the slightly beaten-up tables and unpretentious crowd make you feel like you're eating in someone's home.

Slightly built, beaten up by boys he confronted in Isla Vista, called a "faggot" as a kid and online, he was now armed with guns and ammo.

In a large mixing bowl, combine the milk and slightly-beaten eggs.

Or head slightly off the beaten track to Zanzibar's stunning beaches and aquamarine waters.

Slightly off the beaten track, Lilico's is a place for Devon folk seeking urban thrills.