Sentence examples for usually beaten from inspiring English sources

Large insects, such as butterflies, are captured, taken to a perch, and usually beaten against it.

When Wawrinka risked a net approach, he was usually beaten by Nadal's fierce passing shots.

Officials of the Socialist and Communist parties are usually beaten on arrival, without having committed any specific offence.

Three thousand years later, however, the stone axes of the Neolithic Period began to give way to the first tools made from metal, usually beaten copper.

At one point Apple's stock market value had fallen by almost $60bn as investors weighed up the prospects for a company which has usually beaten even the most optimistic forecasts.

In a news conference after the sentencing, Christopher J. Christie, the United States attorney for New Jersey, said that this sort of crime is among the most difficult to prosecute because its victims are usually beaten, intimidated and brainwashed into fearing law enforcement.

Conservative Republicans, who have long wanted to scale back the program, have usually been beaten back by their colleagues.

She also holds every relevant record for the discipline and is usually only beaten by a handful of men in any race.

Generally, the controls are questionable, with sections requiring perfect accuracy usually only beaten after a handful of attempts.

When wild animals are trapped for fur, they are usually strangled or beaten to death.

"Unfortunately it's still fairly expensive to travel to another country, especially since places to volunteer are usually off the beaten path," said Ryan Skoog, president of FlyforGood.