Sentence examples for defeat whose from inspiring English sources

I haven't enjoyed a novel of hers so much since "A Fairly Honourable Defeat" - whose title applies aptly enough to what finally becomes of Edward Baltram.

Women — of whom a select few "filled his days with meaning and exorcised the demons of tedium and defeat whose attacks he feared as he feared death" — keep bestowing their magic potion.

You might have thought Labour had just suffered a minor setback, not an almighty election defeat whose roots lie in the loss of 5 million voters from 1997 under New Labour, 4 million of those under Tony Blair.

Prop 187 proved, of course, to be a famous defeat whose sorrow and sting carried the seeds of many future victories to come.

Fiji defeated Tonga – whose defeat included a try set up by a 40-metre one handed pass from Serevi – and then Scotland.

That is when he hopes to defeat Lech Kaczynski, whose twin brother Jaroslaw was prime minister before Mr Tusk.

Capriati needed only 55 minutes to defeat Sugiyama, whose nervous play bore little resemblance to her earlier performances.

The Americans initially went in to defeat Al Qaeda, whose soldiers had attacked the United States, and to disperse the Taliban clerics who had given the terrorist group a home.

His main concern must be to emphatically defeat Algieri, whose one loss in 21 bouts was to Pacquiao, and not give a fig about what Mayweather thinks.

To win the support of the centre-right grouping, Buzek has to defeat Mario Mauro, whose candidacy is supported by the Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.

But I knew from our conversations that Napolitano had substantial doubts whether the senator from New York, with her conventionally liberal positions, could defeat McCain -- whose independence Napolitano always respected.