Sentence examples for deservedly to from inspiring English sources

And I hope Italian fashion clasps him, deservedly, to its maternal bosom.

A classical scholar who came late to poetry, she rose, in the '90s and '00s, quickly and deservedly, to prominence.

And certainly not Cruyff's Dutch compatriots, who, having played their way deservedly to the final, tried to keep Spain from winning by foul rather than fair means.

But the switch (with Gary Logan in his corner) brought him his first loss when the awkward and seasoned William Warburton fiddled him out of it over four rounds, deservedly, to celebrate only his 12th win in 75 contests.

Every horse came home safely, and the headlines belonged deservedly to a remarkable mare named Zenyatta, who in what might have been the last race of an undefeated career emphatically turned back some of the best male horses in the world in Saturday's Classic.

Hence, as Erasmus put it, free will is theologically necessary "to allow the ungodly, who have deliberately fallen short of the grace of God, to be deservedly condemned; to clear God of the false accusation of cruelty and injustice; to free us from despair, protect us from complacency, and spur us on to moral endeavour".

"Congratulations to West Ham, they deservedly got to the final and good luck to them".

Alan Pardew had witnessed his team huff and puff to little effect up to half-time, when they deservedly trailed to Stoke City and remained a side on edge, to prompt a furious reminder of responsibilities at the break.

While the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder should deservedly continue to be among the favorites to win the Western Conference, having Hall of Fame talent and a track record of postseason success still remain the biggest advantages a team can have, they can't afford to ignore what the Trail Blazers are doing right now, and neither can we.

PD James Riach: Gibraltar keen to make Uefa impact A strange few days, then, for Spain as they deservedly lost to South Africa in Johannesburg on Tuesday having laboured they way to a narrow victory over Equatorial Guinea in Malabo last Friday.

This will be deservedly gratifying to Sally Cunningham, whose confessed ambition would be to see the lablab bean, (Dolichos lablab) become as popular as the runner bean within her lifetime.