Sentence examples for writes of beating from inspiring English sources

He writes of beating Ovett in 1989: "While I was being interviewed on air about exactly what had happened, Steve was trackside in emotional turmoil, saying: 'They got me here on false pretences and lied to a lot of other people.' Upstaged to the end".

"The Playtex lingerie team were considered the "underdogs of the space suit project," Elizabeth Licata of The Gloss wrote this week, beating out military contractors and industrial designers.

A lot of reporters won prizes for writing books beating up on our subscribers and advertisers.

At least the jargon came naturally, the other day, to a poster called LiveForever, who wrote of a bad beat on the funny poker site Two Plus Two.

English author DH Lawrence in his novel Kangaroo wrote of the Bulletin: "It beat no solemn drums.

Synchronized pairs of beating flagella.

"For a minority of legal personnel," he wrote, "beating people has simply become an everyday thing".

One of the contestants wrote: "I was beating myself up thinking that I was alone in my disappointment and maybe it was just ME!!!!" Another wrote: "There is no Botox on my face, I don't need it.

With stunning understatement, Mary was later to write of Bothwell (so violent that he beat an old servant to death in front of her): "We cannot dissemble that he has used us otherwise than we would have wished or yet have deserved at his hand".

In a 2003 review of bands from the past, Latin Beat magazine wrote of "the infernal heat radiated" by the Campo band.

("Not a bed could be had at any of the villages at an early hour on the preceding evening; and Uxbridge was crowded beyond all former precedent," Egan wrote of the night before Neat beat Oliver).