Sentence examples for been undone before from inspiring English sources
That good work looked to have been undone before the break when Hodgson, falling to his knees while taking a high ball, was caught in the face by the onrushing Cahill, who justifiably was shown a red card.
They know that a dramatic change — the hero getting married or killed, say — will be undone before long," Mr. Evanier wrote.
If Tomlin, 36, and Whisenhunt, 46, were hoping to be secondary characters in this drama, those plans were undone before the kickoff.
Edward himself visited in July, but the English efforts were undone before the end of the year when the Scottish Regent Sir Andrew Murray led a force that captured and again destroyed the defences of Dunnottar.
Labour governments have been undone by the pound before: in 1967 and 1976, for example.
But there's something in Mr. Murphy's eyes and in his smile -- some combination of distrust, fear and a nervous eagerness to please -- that's clearly been informed by the experience of multiple generations who have been undone by guys like these before.
The Knicks, who had lost five of eight before toppling San Antonio on Thursday, had been undone by poor defense.
Assumptions about the group have been undone.
It has been undone by science.
The visitors continued to camp on the edge of their own penalty box in a bid to repel Celtic's often over-elaborate attacks, but were undone moments before the interval when Griffiths darted in behind the hard-pressed rearguard to head home another good delivery from Stokes.
