Sentence examples for somewhat beaten from inspiring English sources

She said later that she felt somewhat beaten up.

His only requests were that it be somewhat off the beaten path, pretty, intimate, and historical.

Liverpool's first team had been beaten somewhat fortuitously in the Premier League 11 days previously.

But many of the happiest discoveries in this collection lie somewhat off the beaten path.

Haledon is somewhat off the beaten track, and so far, there have been no offers of equipment from I.B.M., say, or Microsoft.

There were the same kind of kaleiscoptic lights, but the dancers were somewhat more weather beaten, and hardly able to hold themselves up.

Somewhat off the beaten path, Crystal Mountain in Washington (888-754-6199; www.skisrystal.copeningopenits its Northway Chairlift, providing access to 1,000 acres of advanced backcountry glades, bowls and chutes.

Port Elizabeth remains somewhat off the beaten track, yet elicits the vertigo of being on the edge of something great – especially at the Donkin Reserve.

2. Get cultured Europe's cities are brimming with opportunities for cultured weekends in 2012 – although the Continent's official flag-bearer for all issues artistic lies somewhat off the beaten track.

By the summer of 1936 his sheen of invincibility had faded somewhat – he was beaten by Eulace Peacock over 100 yards in warm-ups for the Games only for his US team-mate to be ruled out with a hamstring injury.

He was rather sensitive about running the former speed-record holder at half-speed, and avoided the usual ship lanes where he might be seen, and skulked along a course somewhat off the beaten track.