Sentence examples for fault of the day from inspiring English sources

On match point, Serena Williams served her sixth double fault of the day.

Robson then throws in only her second double fault of the day, but we'll give her that.

Updated at 1.09pm GMT 12.56pm GMT Third set: *Robson 2-6, 6-5, 6-5 Kvitova (denotes next server) Kvitova looks in control at 30-15, but a 16th double fault of the day makes it 30-all.

Which is why he's playing like Superman July 5, 2013 Updated at 3.50pm BST 3.44pm BST Third set: Djokovic 7-5, 4-6, 5-4 Del Potro* (*denotes next server) Djokovic, under so much pressure on serve in this third set, throws in his first double fault of the day.

Evans's fall was, as he notes, ultimately the fault of the Sunday Times' all-powerful unions: resisting the computer revolution, they caused publication to cease for an entire year, during Britain's "winter of discontent" period, in the late nineteen-seventies, and forced the Thomson family to sell.

Having not faced a break point all match, Robson slipped to 0-40 and sent over her first double-fault of the day, seemingly handing over the set.

Those are not his fault but the fashion of the day, like the high-waisted pants worn by all the men.

My heart bleeds for them when I hear someone gets killed, but it's their own fault at the end of the day".

How much of that was Hillary Clinton's fault at the end of the day?

It didn't get enough momentum out of the festival circuit and not the fault of the publicity team who worked day and night to get that film the exposure it needed.

But he is a poet, one of the most remarkable poets of the day; and these faults of his are actually of no more account than the soot of a brilliant, vehement flame.