Sentence examples for dramatically defeated from inspiring English sources

A point reaffirmed in the top half of the draw when Lleyton Hewitt was dramatically defeated in the first round by the gangling, stuttering Croat Ivo Karlovic.

After being so dramatically defeated by Bernard Lagat in this event last year, Mottram once again found himself at the front of the pack Friday night.

The Church of England has been plunged into one of its worst crises in living memory after legislation to allow women to become bishops was dramatically defeated by just six votes.

He even offered extracurricular intrigue it was impossible to watch him without the thought that he was exacting protracted revenge against his former teammate, Kevin Durant, now playing for Golden State, the team that dramatically defeated the Thunder in the playoffs last year.

Alex Morgan scored in the last minute of extra-time as the USA dramatically defeated Canada 4-3 to seal a place in the Olympic women's football final.

Although the Prussian army had been dramatically defeated in the 1806 Battle of Jena-Auerstedt, it had made a spectacular come-back at Waterloo.

The point of the scene was not to stress Mike's oafishness but to establish his feeling of unanticipated inferiority to Molly, and he's defeated, dramatically speaking, the moment Molly rolls her strikes.

The Spitfires suffered defeat last night to Hampshire, having dramatically overcome Essex on Wednesday evening.

WASHINGTON -- Progressive senators working to dramatically alter Senate rules were defeated on Thursday, with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).

The power of the upper house to frustrate Tory legislation was dramatically illustrated on 26 October when peers defeated the Government twice on tax credits.

During the second Boer war, as Millard observes, the British promised that, as soon as the Boers were defeated, life for non-whites would change dramatically.