Sentence examples for a touch of misfortune from inspiring English sources
If there was a touch of misfortune about the opening goal in first-half injury time - Ryan Taylor's defensive header hit the unwitting Krul and dropped into the net - there was more than a hint of injustice about the second when Nicklas Bendtner, who had run from an offside position, collided with Mike Williamson as he attempted to get to Walcott.
The Serbian saw his 11th-minute spot-kick saved by the goalkeeper Quim and the Portuguese team went on to win thanks to a touch of City misfortune – Hugo Viana's 51st-minute strike took a huge deflection off Curtis Davies.
She was glad to be alone in the metro again, in the splendor of its vaulted ceilings and mosaics, away from the sickly touch of misfortune.
[#unhandled_cartoon] She was glad to be alone in the metro again, in the splendor of its vaulted ceilings and mosaics, away from the sickly touch of misfortune.
If you detect a touch of envy, it's because, for all their radicalism and their misfortune, Pussy Riot has become a sweeping pop success.
And a touch of frustration.
A touch of sweetness lingers.
