“BEATEN” in italiano

She’d beaten him to the table, and had been reading a book while she ate.

A hatchling had beaten them.

The Indians believed firmly that their old men and women, who had done these jobs satisfactorily for thousands of years, could not be beaten by a gringo who told of trains running under rivers and of trains flying through the heavens with a tremendous noise.

Ancient, beaten gold gleamed, and Helion hissed as a cold, strange power filled the room, whispering like a chill breeze.

Rhys’s rage became palpable, a pulse of night-kissed power that tightened Cassian’s gut, every warrior’s instinct beaten into him coming to attention.

And it occurred to him then that for all these months when he’d thought he was matching his wits and cunning against Shonda of Vespinarr, he’d actually been fencing with Zafir, the slave who was once a dragon-queen, and that she’d thoroughly and comprehensively beaten him.

Nesta had been seven when the stern-faced dame who had insisted on being called Grandmamma had beaten her palms raw with a ruler for missteps in her dancing lessons.

No one had beaten him yet, and he used to spend hours playing this game with Chase during their dads’ long tour bus rides.

Grunts echoed around the hall as Monimus was beaten senseless.

“Care to say that again, and you can be beaten first, if you want, you filthy foreign dog.

The body shell was fashioned of brass, beaten into plates and attached to a steel armature.