Sentence examples for With disgrace from inspiring English sources

With disgrace added to their sense of injustice, our team takes miserably to the field, at least two of the players in tears.

This was true; Greek elation mingled with disgrace.

Faced with disgrace, Balthazar drove his car into a lake.

I was sentenced to six months in military prison and discharged with disgrace.

If found guilty the men face prison sentences and dismissal from the army with disgrace.

That will not happen so long as bankruptcy is still equated with disgrace, worthy in some cases of suicide.

Australian Michael Rogers, a key member of Sky's 2012 Tour-winning team, worked with disgraced doctor Michele Ferrari, who has also been implicated in the Usada report, but also denies using performance-enhancing drugs.

One of the best things about the Nov. 4 election is that the county will soon cut its ties with disgraced Assessor John Noguez, who is on leave but retains his title and continues to draw his $201,392 salary as he awaits trial on corruption charges.

By contrast with Huntsman's governorship that was universally acclaimed, Newt Gingrich's Speakership ended with scandal, disgrace, humiliation and a reprimand supported by most of his GOP colleagues.

How could you cope with the disgrace?

Faced with public disgrace, the hero of the Empire shot himself.