Sentence examples for defeats across from inspiring English sources

The democratic left suffered serious defeats across Europe in the 2009 elections.

Defeat in the fourth one-day international in Perth on Friday will match their worst ever run of 10 defeats, across all formats, suffered in 1993 and 2001.

Klopp has overseen eight wins, five draws and three defeats across all competitions since taking over at Anfield, with impressive victories over Manchester City, Chelsea and Southampton tempered by losses to Crystal Palace, Newcastle United and Watford.

That made it 10 consecutive singles defeats across six different matchplay competitions for the Scot, who lost to Phil Mickelson on his Ryder Cup debut at Gleneagles last month.

A cheap shot at the left, cried their comrades, by jealous centre-right parties still reeling from electoral defeats across almost the entire EU.The parties themselves insisted that they had picked out this pair because of worries about spending and mismanagement in their departments.

In fact, some experts now say that a string of incumbent defeats across the country suggests it doesn't take a Black Lives Matter-specific flashpoint for voters to reject incumbent prosecutors.

Labour lost badly in Scotland and the Liberal Democrats suffered a humiliating defeat across the UK.

"Life by life, village by village, Uganda is showing that AIDS can be defeated across Africa".

The Inverness vote was counted alongside two other Highland constituencies at the Ross County football stadium, where by 2am senior Lib Dems were admitting they face humiliating defeated across the Highlands, with John Thurso and former party leader Charles Kennedy both set to lose their seats to the SNP.

The director could be moving away from the more lenient position of the earlier two films and toward something more intractable and disquieting – closer to an imagined focal point of evil and despair that provides a context for that blasted heath of defeat across which the tiny figures have been moving.

Democrats were defeated across Ohio that year, and Sherman was elected by 2823 votes.