Sentence examples for truly beaten from inspiring English sources

Root was well and truly beaten, but didn't manage to nick it.

Only in Adelaide, against the second new ball, was Hussey truly beaten by the bounce generated by Finn.

Ferguson complimented Bielsa's organisation and determination, accepting that his United side had been well and truly beaten.

But perhaps the opportunity to give Wright the final quarter of the game was the one bright spot for a Aberdeen side who were well and truly beaten.

That's what England are going to have to do because they were well and truly beaten in that first Test in Brisbane.

These boys on the other hand have been through a rough trot of late and have been well and truly beaten in the last three series, so for them Tuesday was a huge day.

He claimed that he had never truly been beaten for the WWF Championship on December 26 , 1983 as the match ended when his manager, Arnold Skaaland, threw a towel into the ring rather than allowing Backlund to submit to the Iron Sheik's camel clutch.

On Wind Lake, we were truly off the beaten path.

No single spot looked truly off the beaten path — everywhere was within reach.

There were no books about Afghanistan then, no pictures, it was truly off the beaten track.

But its $12.8m US debut is truly disappointing – well beaten to the top spot by kids' spooker Goosebumps ($23.5m) and way off the pace set for horror this year by M Night Shyamalan's The Visit ($25.7m) in September.