Sentence examples for final slump from inspiring English sources

That came during the Scot's post-Australian Open final slump and he freely admitted before the match that he was seeking revenge to bury the memory of one of his most disappointing losses.

It's no secret that young men, from the age of about 12 until their final slump into total impotence, will try to put their dicks in just about anything.

Before the final-hour slump in the blue chips and other old-economy stocks, some portfolio managers who had favored those over technology were hoping that the playing field was becoming level.

Another crushing disappointment awaited two weeks later on that same lush turf, when Bolton, despite being reduced to 10 fit men by an injury to wing-half Eric Bell, took a 3-1 lead over Blackpool in the FA Cup final, only to slump to a demoralising 4-3 defeat.

A final concern is slumping attendance in some of the smaller markets.

Mechanical properties, such as compressive strength, drying shrinkage, initial and final setting time, and slump retention were determined.

The initial and final setting time and slump retention increased due to the incorporation of EAFD in both OPC and blended cement concretes.

Yet in the final, in Brisbane, they slumped to defeat.

A lasting image of Sayonara's Sydney-Hobart ordeal is an aerial photograph of the boat in the final miles, with Ellison slumped over the lifelines, visibly drained.

Last year, after St. John's lost to Ohio State in the South Regional final, Erick Barkley was slumped in front of his locker in tears, barely able to speak.

The collapse in oil prices over the past six months will show up most acutely in corporate profits on Tuesday, when BP is expected to report a 40% slump in final-quarter earnings.