Sentence examples similar to continuous defeat from inspiring English sources
The rout at Novara inaugurated a period of continuous defeats for the French alliance.
Players choose a faction and then work cooperatively to defeat continuous waves of enemy robots until all players are defeated, similar to the Horde mode found in Gears of War and the Halo series Firefight game modes.
Hoyle never accepted the complete defeat of the continuous creation theory, and long after the "big bang" universe had become conventional scientific wisdom he continued to probe its defects.
At the beginning of 2009, there was speculation over Mohammad Ashraful's position as captain after a succession of defeats for Bangladesh and continuous poor form for Ashraful.
First, he wants to recast black sports history, transforming it from "the inspirational reel" featuring Jackie Robinson, Arthur Ashe and the later Muhammad Ali into "a more complicated tale of continuous struggle, a narrative of victory and defeat".
Because it had no memory circuits and required continuous emissions for homing, it could be defeated by simply turning off the target radar.
The 12th and 13th centuries saw almost continuous fighting in the area until Edward I of England defeated the Welsh in the 14th century.
Because of Ash's continuous self-sacrificing efforts to save Charizard from certain death, he began to obey Ash and defeated the Poliwrath in a rematch.
This continuous shot does more than suggest the pandemonium, chaos and excitement of electoral victory, as well as the alienating effect of defeat.
Nadal bemoaned the "ugly and continuous media show" surrounding Spanish tennis, perhaps suggesting he had taken his eye off the ball well before his second-round defeat to Dustin Brown.
