Sentence examples for derail someone from inspiring English sources

The smaller clubs are more or less content with their local rivalries, or the occasional, fluke opportunity to derail someone else's title chase.

I don't want you to compliment me while derailing someone else's career, because that person is comfortable, doing what they like to do," the Texan asserted.

But his college plans were derailed when someone discovered his mother's body crumpled in a shopping cart.

No matter how well you performed, your day could be ruined and your career derailed on someone else's whim.

This shake up could've easily derailed anyone, especially someone as passionate about writing as I am, but my heart was set on New York City and NYU.

The intent of the killings seemed clear: Here in a district of Kashmir with a long history of bloodshed, someone wanted to derail the panchayats.

The party's online activists don't want to hear about the compromises it takes to govern; they want someone who will derail the Republican agenda, even if he (or she) has to strap himself to the tracks with two fistfuls of dynamite to do it.

If you listen to someone else that derails you, you always have that thought in your mind, "Maybe if I stuck to my guns, it would have happened differently".

So how does someone avoid such a derailing estrangement from the events of their past, as they actually happened?

With practice, you can start to see yourself as someone who isn't derailed by occasional rejection and the world as something that's constantly in flux and full of possibility.

In Texas a cabal of high-powered conservative Republicans announced plans to meet next weekend to try to identify someone new to promote to derail Mr Romney.