Sentence examples for trounced all from inspiring English sources
His supporters had trounced all comers in a parliamentary election this month.
"The Passion of the Christ" trounced all of its weekend competitors.
Since then Google has trounced all search-engine competition, entered the dictionary as a verb and acquired a controversial mega- monopoly on our personal data.
The world's most advanced poker bot just trounced all comers at a tournament last weekend in Hainan, an island province in southern China.
During the Sejong competition, Song, who ranks among the best StarCraft players globally, trounced all four bots involved in less than 27 minutes total.
Dennis Oehler, the great one-legged runner, complained bitterly about the long blades of Tony Volpentest, the no-legged runner who trounced all in Atlanta.
At NBC, that job is currently held by Jay Leno, who consistently trounces all competition.
Black Lace's gift to British culture is one of a distinct breed of pop songs that, despite being reviled by serious pop aficionados, go on to trounce all the pop heavyweights in the charts.
Immigrants from China earn less than the national average and are less likely to be in work, but their children trounce all comers at school and are hotly followed by children classified as Indian or "other Asian".Immigrants from most countries spend longer in full-time education than Britons.
There is much newspaperly excitement as details of the young royals' Olympic schedules are released, offering a timely reminder to the populace that merit and hard work are lovely as far as they go, but a prince clapping at a horse is an achievement to trounce all plebeian athletic endeavour, writes Marina Hyde.
4.19pm BST Beach volleyball There is much newspaperly excitement as details of the young royals' Olympic schedules are released, offering a timely reminder to the populace that merit and hard work are lovely as far as they go, but a prince clapping at a horse is an achievement to trounce all plebeian athletic endeavour, writes Marina Hyde.
