Sentence examples for having been outplayed from inspiring English sources

England, having been outplayed from the start, required a notional 479 for victory in just over five sessions.

When the rain came to wash out Day Four, table-toppers Middlesex, following on, were still 148 runs off Durham's huge 568-9 dec with eight second innings wickets in hand having been outplayed for three days.

With his team trailing, 1-0, and having been outplayed for much of tonight's game against the struggling Buffalo Sabres, Islanders Coach Peter Laviolette had a simple message during the second intermission: victory would be the only acceptable result.

At Johannesburg in the second Test of the series after a much-criticised, delayed declaration by Hansie Cronje, England, having been outplayed from the start of the match, required a notional 479 for victory in just over five sessions.

It was the middle of the third quarter, and Mark Jackson, having been outplayed by the most-maligned starting point guard in pro basketball for much of the series, had had enough.

I mustered all the Spanish I could to tell him his equipo was mejor, and that the Americans had simply gotten lucky — which they had, having been outplayed for much of the match and saved at least once by a whistle, or lack thereof.

Stosur, the world No10, admitted that she had been outplayed.

By the final whistle, Man U had been outplayed.

At all three games their team has been outplayed, and all three have been lost.

"We've been outplayed this week; that's dead simple," Poulter said.

But Curry, as good as he was, might have been outplayed in Game 3 by Lawson.