Sentence examples for trounced to from inspiring English sources

The most extreme forecast had been that the CDU would be trounced to the point that Merkel would have to consider her position.

Except for a brief flirtation with whether or not Ted Cruz was eligible to be president based on his Canadian birth (to a mother who was a U.S. citizen), none of the other 17 Republican candidates Trump trounced to win the nomination received the kind of baseless scrutiny of their birth status, educational background, and legitimacy as Barack Obama has over the last 5 years.

After Notre Dame trounced Wake Forest to improve to 11-0, Coach Brian Kelly settled into his theater room to watch another crazy college football Saturday unfold.

Although the Runnin' Bulldogs had trounced Kentucky to advance to the semifinals of the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic, they were in over their heads at Madison Square Garden, losing, 78-66, to Connecticut.

Notts County trounced Colchester to register back-to-back wins under manager Shaun Derry.

But in the final against Judit Polgar of Hungary, an opponent he was favored to beat, he was trounced, 3.5 to 0.5.

In March, he was trounced, losing to Mr. Peralta by more than two to one, in a special election to fill the Senate seat that became vacant when Mr. Monserrate was removed from the chamber by fellow lawmakers.

Within six months of being trounced 2 to 1 by the yes vote, Benn was "taking no notice of the result because he wanted a centralised socialist state".

Before this series his last glimpse of Wallaby gold was at Twickenham last October when the Wallabies trounced England to knock the hosts out of their own World Cup.

McIlroy was 6-under par on his first six holes and trounced Rickie Fowler to set the tone.

Faced with everything from street theatre to fake bidders trouncing attempts to auction the houses over the squatters' heads, the textile business capitulated and issued licences.