Sentence examples for trounced over from inspiring English sources
George Bush was a troubled man: there had been further warnings about recession, crucial ingredients of his domestic policies were being attacked, and his team the Texas Rangers had been trounced over the weekend.
(Barrick, however, has trounced Newmont over the last decade).
When the jailed D.C. Mayor Marion Barry came roaring back to win re-election a few years ago, he delivered a classic message to those he had trounced: "Get over it".
P.S.G. was trounced by Barça over two legs, and Lionel Messi scored only once.
I find it enormously interesting that two stock investors, using two wholly different ideas, have both trounced the market over the last two decades.
Strapping the mount to your iPhone may make it and you look ridiculous, but it means you can attach telephoto, wide angle, and macro lenses to the 5 megapixel camera and transform it into a mobile camera that will trounce all over those retro-apps.
Infosys has been trounced by TCS, but over the past year its shares have underperformed India's broader IT sector by a more modest 13%.
New Yorkers still smarting over being trounced by Maryland now face another blow to their battered pride: evidence that other states are beating out New York on a host of nonfootball measures, economic and social.
The study declares that, as a group, actively managed small-company funds trounced the Russell 2000 over that five-year period.
These stocks have trounced the broader market over the past 12 months, and analysts expect more good times ahead for the groupearnings growth projections from here to the end of 2003 average out at a healthy 38%.
And their 8% gain over the past year trounced the S&P 500′s 12% loss and the Dow Jones ad index's 19% decline.
