Sentence examples for Required a miracle from inspiring English sources

But to win would have required a miracle too outlandish even for a team called Leicester.

To make that work would have required a miracle, and four disastrous months in Spain appear to have ended the ambitions that had led him to earn his Uefa qualifications.

Beatification requires a miracle.

Resurrection usually requires a miracle.

"Saving you would require a miracle, and you've already used yours," she said, not unkindly.

He urged 2(X IST to stick to fashion watches and avoid the luxury market, which would require "a miracle" to navigate successfully.

Before Saturday's Wentworth byelection, the Liberal party was letting it be known that it would require "a miracle" for it to hold the seat.

The piece argued that new scientific evidence bolsters the claim that the appearance of life in the universe requires a miracle, and it received almost four hundred thousand Facebook shares and likes.

EVEN by the forgiving standards of Tony Blair, the resurrection of Peter Mandelson, the close friend whom the prime minister had to remove from his cabinet twice in the government's first term, would require a miracle.

Valdis Dombrovskis, vice-president of the European commission, said eurozone leaders were discussing "less favourable scenarios" for Greece, while the Finnish prime minister, Juha Sipila, said an agreement with Greece now would require a miracle.

As Neil Lennon takes his side to Turin for Wednesday's second leg of the Champions League last-16 tie, there is a concession from the manager that progress to the quarter-final requires "a miracle".