Sentence examples for cheating of a from inspiring English sources

Still, though, he kept his job, expertly steering his team to the 2010 World Cup finals thanks to a play-off and a cheating of a majestically brazen hue.

We will first present a description of the four contexts, and then findings related to teachers' views: the prevalence of cheating; the types of cheating; the reasons for cheating; how cheating might be prevented; the possible impact on cheating of a move to online assessment; and finally the impact of student authentication and authorship checking on assessment design.

She then concludes, "All of those children are being cheated of a sound start in life -- yes, cheated".

Last year a science teacher suspected a boy of cheating on a test.

It was a hit, however, as was the cheat of a happy ending tacked onto "Alice Adams".

Afterwards, one couldn't help but feel cheated of a more authoritative display.

The United States is one of the few developed countries where workers are routinely cheated of a share in higher productivity.

Perhaps, but it still felt a wasteful display rather than one where Chelsea had been cheated of a result.

He threw only 72 pitches this outing, everyone gets cheated of a full outing from the best pitcher in baseball.

Of course, Armando Galarraga of the Detroit Tigers was cheated of a perfect game, but he was cheated honestly, within the rules.

Rightly, Baxter believes he's been cheated of a little violence and the exercise of a little power, and the more he considers it the angrier he becomes.