Sentence examples for for undone from inspiring English sources

Additionally, MercyMe wrote and recorded the music for Undone before they wrote any of the lyrics.

Although he did not focus less on Christian lyrical material for Undone, mainstream radio was on Millard's mind when he wrote the lyrics on the album.

Weezer turned down a video treatment for lead single "El Scorcho" proposed by Spike Jonze, who had previously helped raise the band's status with his videos for "Undone – The Sweater Song" and "Buddy Holly".

In magnet, there is often a lot of homework given, with harsh consequences for undone homework.

Following their departures, the run rate slowed but India made good progress despite the loss of Tendulkar early in the afternoon session for 19, undone by a fine Boult delivery that nipped back in to strike the middle stump.

The tragedy of Gordon Brown was the familiar one of a fundamentally good man with the capacity for greatness undone by flaws – the obsessiveness, the inability to project the warmth people say he shows in private, the pure avarice for power that atrophied his best intentions – he could not disguise, let alone suppress.

He also underestimated how quickly the company's revenues were declining, and within a year, the company had filed for bankruptcy, undone by a toxic combination of too much debt, plunging ad revenue, a general disruption confronting print media, and, to a lesser extent, the Great Recession.

Fourth, there are important areas of research relevant to vaccination policy that have not been pursued, but should have been; a plausible reason for this "undone science" is that the findings might turn out to be unwelcome to vaccination promoters.

It also helps to make judicious use of your limited time and catch up for work undone.

There is a full-blown family feud minutes before the taxi arrives because your little brother refuses to wear sensible shoes with his suit, instead opting for an undone tie and a pair of Reebok Classics.

The debate over the accuracy of the title underscored the uncomfortable fact that the Iraq War, as Ross Douthat wrote, has for many undone the Republican Party's credibility on foreign policy from the Cold War.