Sentence examples for from the upsets from inspiring English sources

Less apparent was who will benefit most from the upsets and withdrawals of top players.

Thus the whack from the upsets in financial markets was £200m or so, which is not much in the context of an insurer with a regulatory capital surplus of £4.9bn.

But later, the highlights quickly cut away from the upset coach.

It took time, but the Spartans pulled away convincingly from the upset-minded Gonzaga Bulldogs tonight.

— TALYA MINSBERG Latvia is just three points from the upset now, leading the Americans 12-8 in the third set.

— Naila-Jean Meyers (@NailaJeanMeyers) 6 Jul 13 No. 15 Marion Bartoli of France, who made the Wimbledon final in 2007, has emerged unscathed from the upset and injury-riddled chaos of the bottom half of the draw.

In an era when racing the following week was relatively common, the colt was considered a relatively fresh horse in the Preakness field, but he went off as the third choice in the face of stiff competition from the upset Derby winner Decidedly, the runner-up Roman Line and the third-place Derby favorite, Ridan, along with Jaipur, the betting favorite in the Preakness.

Watson was two points from the upset of her life and of the tournament.

In analyzing the reaction to the Secret Service scandal, two lines are again emerging from the upset.

Virginia Tech rebounded from the upset loss to Temple by shutting out the University of Alabama Birmingham, 41 0, then beating No. 21 West Virginia, 27 13.

Yells from the upset neighbor interrupted Tobergta's passionate moment, but it didn't totally deflate his lust for the defenseless object.