Sentence examples for have gone fourth from inspiring English sources

West Ham could have gone fourth with a win, but they failed to trouble Wigan keeper Ali Al-Habsi until James Tomkins headed a late consolation.

Over all, freshmen have gone first in six of the last seven years.

That's what keeps going through my mind, even days later: how the baby would have gone first.

The death of my wife: I'd happily have gone first.

Crystal Palace would have gone second had they beaten Birmingham City at home this evening, and most expected them to do just that.

Hull had only lost once at The Boulevard this season, and could have gone second with a win.

We could have gone second but, considering Everton's aspirations, it was important to get a point".

On a night when they could have gone second, Shrewsbury actually drop from third to fourth as a result of Crawley's victory at Bradford.

The visitors would have gone second with a victory and went in front through Dean Morgan's turn and shot on the edge of the area.

The visitors would have gone second with victory, and could even have moved top with a five-goal win, but neither result ever looked like happening.

Despite the adjustment, Welbeck has featured in Arsenal's last seven league games - all wins - during which time they have gone second, seven points behind Chelsea.