Sentence examples for early shock from inspiring English sources

Early shock is the gospel".

Yet Dunfermline could have handed Celtic an early shock.

Last season's runners-up received an early shock against Olympiakos in Piraeus, perhaps dulled by the exertions of a derby win over Real three days previously.

Group play produced an early shock when, in a reversal of the 2010 final, the Netherlands gained revenge over Spain with a comprehensive 5 1 victory.

Klitschko's goal was to go after Lewis early, shock him and try to last into the seventh or eighth round, where he thought it could be either fighter's bout to win.

1.40pm BST FORWARD GUIDANCE FROM DRAGHI An early shock from Mario Draghi -- he tells his press conference that the ECB expects to maintain interest rates at their current or lower levels for an extended period of time.

A beautiful balance between early shocks and heavyweight later contests is in the eye of the beholder, I suppose.

Some people love 2002 precisely because of all the early shocks, and don't really care that the quarters and semis largely stunk.

He was already the last Englishman left standing at Dove Mountain following a host of early shocks which included exits for Luke Donald, Justin Rose, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods.

It was one of the early shocks of Thursday night when it became clear that Black overturned shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander's 16,614 majority with a 26.9% swing to the SNP.

The error came as Mhairi Black, the 20-year-old student candidate running for the SNP, ousted Labour's shadow Foreign Secretary, Douglas Alexander in one of the early shocks of the night.