1 She dropped her eyes to her plate and nibbled daintily on a beaten biscuit with an elegance and an utter lack of appetite that would have won Mammy's approval.
2 They built their fine homes on Whitehall and Washington streets and along the high ridge of land on which countless generations of moccasined Indian feet had beaten a path called the Peachtree Trail.
3 And with every day that passed, she became more sure in her own mind of his devotion, more certain he would arrange matters satisfactorily when the Yankees were finally beaten.
4 The attack came, there was fierce skirmishing and the Yankees were beaten back.
5 They knew they were retreating but they knew they had not been beaten.
6 We'll have the Yankees beaten back in no time.
7 And she knew Prissy could be beaten to death before she would venture forth.
8 They had cut the railroad four miles below the town, but they had been beaten off by the Confederate cavalry; and the engineering corps, sweating in the broiling sun, had repaired the line.
9 Finally a courier came up from Jonesboro with the reassuring news that the Yankees had been beaten back.
10 Now that Rene was home, he drove an old wagon to the Yankee camp every day and sold cakes and pies and beaten biscuits to the soldiers.
11 Not beaten yet, she thought exultantly.
12 When the fury of love had beaten in her heart, his mind had been closed to her.
13 She was kicking a beaten and defenseless man--and she had promised Melanie that she would look after him.
14 Reason, judgment, renunciation, all the sane daylight forces, were beaten back in the sharp struggle for self-preservation.
15 Everything about her was warm and soft and scented: even the stains of her grief became her as rain-drops do the beaten rose.