Sentence examples for facing the indignity of from inspiring English sources

And Birmingham City are facing the indignity of relegation.

Facing the indignity of such pulp production, he may elect to compensate for it by writing a good book, one commensurate with his gifts.

A year ago, he was spiraling downward into a 1-for-14 effort against Detroit in the playoffs and facing the indignity of being dropped to eighth in the batting order.

Or how about 2002, when facing the indignity of losing his singles match to Niclas Fasth and so giving the Cup to Europe, he holed a bunker shot on the 18th for a half, leaving Jim Furyk to suffer the indignity.

IF it were a man and not a musical, "Hair" would now be facing the indignities of middle age.

Without good toilets, many young girls face the indignity of having to manage hygiene during menstruation without water, in dark corners, with fear of being watched.

After losing the first two games of the series, the Yankees faced the indignity of a three-game sweep against the Boston, the American League wild-card leader.

These days, riders are more likely to climb into a team car rather than face the indignity of a ride to the finish line in the voiture balai.

France now face the indignity of departing the tournament before the knockout stages, should they lose to the Irish in Paris in a fortnight's time.

Haas produced three blistering serves in the fourth game but still faced the indignity of having to save another break point as Djokovic scuttled along the baseline.

"I felt like a second-class citizen," sputtered a bespectacled gentleman who had faced the indignity of a back-room table as he made his way out the door during last Saturday's pre-Memorial Day warm-up, passing the prime-seating gauntlet of the real estate titan Harry Macklowe, the celebrity dermatologist Patricia Wexler and the artist Clifford Ross.