Sentence examples for taking the worst from inspiring English sources

Buffalo and Tennessee blitzed relentlessly, with Johnson taking the worst of the hits.

"They were not taking the worst sun offenders and taking them out of the sun," Dr. Gilchrest said.

Never one to duck a challenge, Pauli proves his point by taking "the worst of them all": gold mining.

At the same time, Mr. Panetta's calculation of a 23 percent reduction appears to be taking the worst case of the worst case.

"It's like taking the worst neighbor in your apartment building, and multiplying it by a thousand," said David Ruth, who lives next door, at 64 Thompson Street.

One thing is the transcendence of death, taking the worst thing that can happen, dying, and getting incredible power out of it.

Sensitivity analyses in some of these studies have shown no change to the conclusion despite taking the worst-case scenario[ 17] or varying variables such as costs [ 24], readmission rates [ 24], patients' travelling time [ 24], exercise adherence [ 22] and discounting rates [ 22, 24].

Taking the worst-case hypothesis (i.e. high survival in the control arm = 25%) and in order to obtain 80% power with a two-side alpha level of 5%, with a follow-up period of 2 years, 138 patients are required per arm.

Pirelli takes the worst pummeling.

Monfils, though, took the worst of it, in the quarterfinals.

Looks like Pique took the worst of it.