Sentence examples for breathtaking upset from inspiring English sources
If Mr Bayrou were to make it through to the run-off, according to a poll by Ifop, he would beat both Ms Royal, by 57% to 39%, and Mr Sarkozy, by 59% to 40%.This would be a breathtaking upset for the two hitherto-leading candidates.
For one so young, his readiness to dispense with people who, if they chose to be upset would make dangerous opponents, has been almost as breathtaking as some of his better playing performances.
"The Ford might even have scored an upset," wrote Arthur St. Antoine, "except it cannot match the Camaro's unfailing poise, its breathtaking power or its styling drama.
Its string of victories in a predominantly Democratic state was breathtaking: Senator Alfonse M. DAmato's re-election in 1992, Mr. Giuliani's election in 1993 and, most impressive of all, Mr. Pataki's upset of the Democratic incumbent, Mario M. Cuomo, in 1994.
The landscape is breathtaking.
The hypocrisy is breathtaking.
