Sentence examples for disgraced at from inspiring English sources

Burnley have rarely been disgraced at any time this season.

In any case, Szabo had loved her, hadn't wanted a divorce, and had felt disgraced at undergoing bankruptcy in a town of this size.

Mr. Helms said outside the courtroom that he wore his conviction "like a badge of honor," and added: "I don't feel disgraced at all.

The Nigerian coach, Adegboye Onigbinde, who fielded some of his youngest players today, said, "I had two objectives: one was not to be disgraced at this World Cup, and two was to lay the foundations for a new Super Eagles".

In the same competition the University of Gloucestershire All Golds, who were beaten but not disgraced at York in their opening game, claimed their first ever home win against South Wales Scorpions in Cheltenham.

REVEL, France — Three years after being thrown out of the Tour de France for blood doping, the Kazakh rider Alexandre Vinokourov made a clear statement on Saturday to his competitors: In his first Tour since being disgraced at this race, he is as fast and as tough as ever.

Often it comes down to abuse at school, abuse on the playground and then disgrace at home, which is why these kids have a 30percentt higher suicide rate.

In a statement, the terror group taunted the Afghan authorities' "disgrace" at being unable to prevent the attack in the heavily protected part of Kabul - home to several embassies and government buildings.

We're excited to introduce "In Performance," a regular theater video series, that kicks off this week with Aasif Mandvi in a scene from Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced," now at the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center.

I got a small apartment near campus, ingratiated myself by day - and promptly disgraced myself at night by getting drunk and boorish at various welcoming functions.

At the Betsy-Tacy Convention in Mankato, Minn., in 1997, I disgraced myself at the trivia contest.