batter in

The industry has been battered in recent years by increased foreign competition.

And so they batter in the door To take his goods away.

That means its margin was battered in the last 12 months.

This city has been pretty badly battered in the last couple of years.

The wine industry was battered in the 1980's by social and health concerns.

He had been arrested and then battered in the Bill shop, everyone knew that.

Still, some stocks rose for little reason other than that they had been battered in recent days.

Asian financial stocks, battered in recent weeks, were among the leaders.

Outside of the broken hand, Nelson was not battered in this fight.

But the department has been battered in recent years.

"He took a bit of battering in the second half so it was good experience for him.

As a sophomore, she was battered in an auto accident.

No matter how Markhoff had tried to batter in the door, it held.

Banking stocks, which have been battered in recent trading, were down.

The coast had been battered in the last few days by strong southerlies.

J&J has seen its reputation battered in the past year over more than a dozen product recalls.

Matt displayed his helmet, which had been battered in a fall earlier.

But the solar business has been battered in a glutted market.

Yes a lot of balls flashed across our goal but then we've been battered in most games on this run.

The airline industry has been battered in recent months by persistently high oil prices.

Financial stocks that were battered in recent months finished the day with solid gains.

There was a crash from below as the door was battered in.

Add honey to batter in a fine stream, beating constantly.

"There were many occasions when I was being battered in the high seas.

By noon on the 21st a breach was battered in the wall at the northwest corner.