Sentence examples for dramatic upset from inspiring English sources
It remains a tight race, though, with the possibility of a dramatic upset.
In a dramatic upset, Mr. Hanley ousted a veteran Republican incumbent, R. Walter Riehlman.
This is not actually the most important point about Ted Cruz, the Tea Party favorite who scored a dramatic upset victory over the state's lieutenant governor on Tuesday.
The landmark knock, however, came amid a loss, as Bangladesh pulled off a dramatic upset and infused life into an otherwise dull Asia Cup.
D'Amato pulled off a dramatic upset in '92 against Robert Abrams, the New York attorney general, by pouncing when Abrams slipped one night and called D'Amato a "fascist".
Last year, Quinn Epperly '15 threw one of the most memorable passes in Princeton football history, a last-minute touchdown pass that gave the Tigers a dramatic upset victory over Harvard.
Mr. Romney's victories have come largely in states where he was favored to win, depriving him of the kind of dramatic upsets that can thrill grass-roots voters and spur them to donate.
After defeating the Indianapolis Colts in the wild-card round, the Ravens went to Denver for Saturday's divisional playoff round and proceeded to stage one of the most dramatic upsets in franchise history.
Unless Democrats stage dramatic upsets in the San Gabriel Valley's two new Assembly districts, voters this fall will send to Sacramento two freshman Republicans who share a knack for raising money but differ on their political approach.
If that is so, it is due to the tournament's geographical reach (64 teams drawn from all over the country), a competitive intensity arising from the knowledge that each game could be a team's last, and the Cinderella factor -- the tournament's flair for producing dramatic endings and spectacular upsets.
MEN'S BASKETBALL jumped back to the top half of the league with a four-game win streak at home, including a dramatic 70 62 upset Feb. 11 over Harvard, which entered the game ranked in the top 25 nationally.
