Sentence examples for a devastating opening from inspiring English sources

The Crows recorded 10 centre clearances to North's three in a devastating opening half of football under their new boss.

A devastating opening speech by the lead prosecution barrister, Sasha Wass QC, portrayed Adoboli as a narcissistic status-chaser whose hubris compelled him to try to claw back his losses with ever more reckless bets.

The former argument was outlined by the prosecution QC, Sasha Wass, in a devastating opening speech which surmised that Adoboli's potential losses were at one point big enough to sink UBS.

Reus doubled the lead after collecting Kevin Grosskreutz's pass as Dortmund threatened to run riot in a devastating opening burst.

Van Persie scored a hat-trick in Arsenal's 5-3 win on his last visit to Stamford Bridge, and he was the central figure as United stunned Chelsea with a devastating opening burst.

The threat of the drop had lingered around Maryhill pre-match and it clearly inspired something within the bowels of Firhill as they stormed out of the blocks in a devastating opening spell.

We carry with us, through the sadness of aging and loss, the memory of these devastating opening lines — devastating just because they are not continued, but simply abandoned by Munro at the very start of her tale.

History shows that any team that wins the Ashes in Australia must include two fundamental elements – a bulletproof and prolific opening batsman and a devastating and prolific opening bowler.

The speech was, among other things, and in spite of the gracious gesture at its opening, a devastating repudiation of ex-President Bush, who seemed to be shrinking physically as well as historically whenever the camera found him, until, by the end, his unimportance was almost bewildering.

His new film, Waiting for Superman, opening later this month, is a devastating look at America's educational system and what needs to be done to turn it around.

It is a devastating medical condition consisting of an abnormal opening between the vagina and the bladder or rectum, resulting from unrelieved obstructed labour.