Sentence examples for * avenged in from inspiring English sources

(It was a 2-1 loss in 2012, which they avenged in the return leg).

But his wife will betray and then kill him -- in another play in which evils of the past are avenged in an epic blood bath.

"I hope this ruling will help my dad rest in peace now that his death has been avenged in a U.S. court," Mr. Anderson's daughter, Bonnie Anderson, said.

It was widely seen in Italy as a disgrace to the whole political system and to Italy's aspirations to great-power status; it would have to be avenged in the future.

The militiamen then launched a dozen more raids, before they went off to police the funeral with banners declaring that the life of their leader would be avenged in Baathist blood.When Baghdad fell in April, vengeance was sparing.

The literary betrayal of one of the most popular writers in the English language, Robert Louis Stevenson, is to be avenged in the first collected edition of the great Scottish writer's little-known Samoan fairytales.

Polemical journalism flourished in continental Europe when a journalist's insults could be avenged only in a duel; one of the great journalists of this heroic era of the press in France, Armand Carrel, died in such a duel with another journalist in 1836.

Tertuliano is also avenged, but in a suitably ironical fashion.

One rally was foiled when Darren O'Day and Darren Oliver stranded two runners on base with strikeouts, but the Yankees avenged it in the top of the ninth against the closer Neftali Feliz.

Reggie was the brains and Ronnie the brawn, and the two were so inseparable that a slight to one was avenged, usually in the most sadistic possible fashion, by the other.

Williams avenged her loss in the 2004 finals, outslugging Maria Sharapova in the fourth round.