Sentence examples for great upset from inspiring English sources

The first great upset of his life was failing his university exams.

Their letter caused great upset and some anger among those of us using personal budgets and our family members.

The first series of Skint last year caused great upset in nearby Scunthorpe, where drug users and benefits claimants were filmed on the town's Westcliff estate.

But he also described a childhood of "upheavals and relocations" that, she said, "caused his mother and siblings great upset and danger".

"When I did try to talk about it with my mum, when I was about 10, it caused great upset, so I never brought it up again.

Local press described the "great upset" in his home town of Alba, in north-west Italy, where Ferrero's business empire was born.

"Tuesday is going to stand as one of the great upsets in political history," he said.

It was Soderling, talented but inconsistent, who pulled off one of the great upsets in Grand Slam tennis history last year.

In the main categories, there were no great upsets, though the touts and oddsmakers had picked Mickey Rourke for Best Actor.

At the 1950 World Cup, in Brazil, the U.S. pulled off one of the great upsets of all time, beating a massively favored England in the group stage.

The Cardinal beat U.S.C. in one of the great upsets in recent college football history and beat Cal in the Big Game.