Sentence examples for be undone first from inspiring English sources

Which bear will be undone first?

This was a scratchy, scrappy performance that raised far more questions than it answered against a disciplined and technically adept Bosnia side who were undone first by a moment of misfortune three minutes in to their first World Cup and then, as they tired in the second half, by a moment of brilliance from Lionel Messi.

Their flats are always the cheapest, built with flimsy locks that can be undone in 10 seconds.

What's done cannot be undone.' In seventh grade, I recited the Queen's poem from 'Hamlet' about Ophelia's suicide.

And then the ITV announcer decided to spoil it all by revealing that everything would be undone by a third season.

Roosevelt reversed course in 1938-39, buthehe damage wouldn't really be undone until the second world war made budget deficits respectable again.

However, note that the original intuition of the authors in [ 4] was biologically motivated: The authors supposed that the group not only has to be Abelian, but also symmetric in the sense that each operation can be undone by being applied a second time.

The new sequence spread by the reversal drive must also be recoded relative to the original to keep the first drive from cutting it, but any amino acid changes introduced by the first drive could be undone.

The first, which cannot be undone, is the behaviour of American troops.

The damage done in the first six months of his Presidency could not be undone.

In the second distribution on the right, all that seems to be undone.