Sentence examples for dent with from inspiring English sources

Melky Cabrera made the first dent with a run-scoring single.

But credit cards have hardly made a dent, with few Czech adults holding them.

After each one he carefully fixed the thump dent with a ball-mark tool, even though the indentation was barely visible.

The convention of winning or losing "as a team" took something of a dent with the announcement of USA's starting line-up.

Having failed to make a dent with a powerful right hand, Haye went on the hunt and landed a fierce left-hook followed by a strong right which put Chisora down for the first time in the contest.

But in Conrad's case (as I knew) the later Collected Works, published by Dent with new prefaces by Conrad, has texts that were approved by him, and hence constituted his final say on the matter.

There are fears the IAAF's coffers could be further dented, with other sponsors potentially following suit.

Tottenham's task of securing a healthy first-leg lead have been dented with the news that England striker Jermain Defoe will miss the game through injury.

Though Muguruza continued to make occasional dents with her aggressive, deep ball-striking, Williams began to pull away, and took the opening set, 6-2.

But one day a pot of honey mustard is returned (dented) with a horrifying tale of friends being skinned, minced, boiled and eaten.

But such dreams have been dented with experts reporting that high yields can only be obtained from high-quality agricultural land and major investors, pulling out of pilot projects.