defeated造句

Chuck was defeated.

I felt defeated.

Who defeated him?

Defeated （= Though he was defeated）， he remained a popular boxer.

The general was totally defeated.

I defeated the dark sorcerer!

The test completely defeated me.

They defeated the enemy in the battle.

He defeated his opponents in this election.

The seniors defeated the juniors by 3-1.

Japan defeated Sweden in the other semifinal game.

The team refused to resign themselves to being defeated.

Although sometimes I felt confused and defeated, I was determined.

You should not crow over a defeated enemy.

He defeated the persian Army in Asia Minor at Granicus, the Battle of Granicus, in 334.

she defeated Bill Halter, the state's lieutenant governor, who played heavily to anti-incumbent sentiment.

The team refused to resign themselves to defeat/to being defeated.

He ordered the three defeated candidates and their supporters to avoid "provocative" behaviour.

Stubborn temptations and overwhelming problems can be defeated by Christ when given to him.

Abu Dhabi will insist on greater prudence and Dubai's go-getting rulers may also now feel defeated.

It was not so much Mr Chavez who was defeated in the referendum, as his bankrupt philosophy.

Success in this heartland will be another milestone in building confidence that malaria can be defeated, once and for all.

Their more likely partners are on the right – the defeated Christian Democrats and the triumphant Mr Wilders.

And when he defeated the invading Christian army in the Fifth crusade, he shocked the starving crusaders by feeding them and assuring their transport home.

In 1932, following a rumoured oil strike by Shell, Bolivian troops invaded the region but were defeated by a lack of water and searing temperatures.

"The Missiles of October" conveyed not the muddled confusion of a seemingly intractable crisis, but a stark moral conflict in which wisdom defeated rashness.

But last week an amendment that would have guaranteed such people exemption from prosecution, subject to safeguards, was defeated in the House of Lords.

He defeated his longtime Nemesis, the team that embarrassed him in the 2010 playoffs and ultimately chased him out of Cleveland.

Macedonian forces were a fraction of the size of a far larger Persian force that had swept down from the north into a far weaker Athens a century-and-half-earlier in 480 BC, and were soundly defeated.

There had been a drought in summer one year and no crops could survive. It happened that Ma Wu's army was defeated and had to retreat to the wilds.

We see heroic effort by one person, but a broken, defeated team whose members have lost some of their passion for developing software — not unlike many teams that I've encountered in industry.

The only time a statewide ballot proposition to limit gay marriage was defeated was in Arizona in 2006, although a narrower version of that initiative was passed by the state’s voters in 2008.

These folks admit to feeling grateful and sad, joyous and angry, optimistic and defeated, all at the same time; yet only half of their emotions are acceptable in the public eye.

They do not see that these laws and manuals embody the specific characteristics of the civil war and the Red Army in the Soviet Union, and that if we copy and apply them without allowing any change, we shall also be " cutting the feet to fit the shoes" and be defeated.