Sentence examples for defeat between from inspiring English sources

As an MP she had made the trip every 15 August – the anniversary of Japan's wartime defeat – between 2006 and 2015.

Wales picked up what is billed as "their only win at Wembley" in 1977 – a moniker which rather ignores this – and in 1980 they won 4-1 to inflict upon England their worst defeat between 1964 and 2005.

One indication of the dark mood was the acrid exchange reported by The Hartford Courant in the aftermath of Ms. McMahon's defeat between former Representative Christopher Shays, whom Ms. McMahon trounced in the Republican primary, and Ms. McMahon's campaign manager, Corry Bliss.

In Experiment 1, we used a yoked design to hold constant the duration of defeat between escapable and inescapable defeat conditions.

He warned that a "coalition of the defeated" between Labour and the Lib Dems would "lose very badly" at the next general election.

Through three consecutive general election defeats between 1979 and 1992, Labour maintained the semblance of effective opposition because for millions the promise of a Labour government remained the alternative to Thatcherism.

A 3-0 defeat at home against rivals Dundee was one of four defeats between the trip to Romania and prior to the New Year, as the team slipped five points behind leaders Celtic (in the days of two points for a win) and also dropped below Rangers into third.

Wigan have won two of the past three Super League title deciders, and Saints will be extending their record number of appearances to 10, in the 17th Grand Final, and are desperate to claim their fifth victory after suffering five consecutive defeats between 2007 and 2011.

Stockport's Fitton suffered four first-round defeats between 2010 and 2014.

After suffering eight successive Ashes series defeats between 1989 and 2002-03, Englare arenjoyingng their most successful period since the late 1970s and early 80s.

He clashed with tribunes of the new Right in Congress, notably Newt Gingrich, the future House speaker, but also railed at "carping little liberal Democrats".Nearly 22 years ago the middle way led to defeat, squeezed between Mr Clinton and conservative and populist critics, including the independent presidential candidate Ross Perot.