Sentence examples for having gone behind from inspiring English sources
Having gone behind early our heads could have easily dropped.
Having gone behind to an early Gareth McAuley goal, he brought Lukaku into the game 10 minutes before half-time.
Having gone behind, Bournemouth turned to Steve Fletcher, 38, the veteran of over 550 games for the Cherries who has a stand named after him at Dean Court and "thinks he owns the club," according to Mark Pugh, the midfield player.
Apart from a scrambled try, Leicester didn't threaten our line at all and, having gone behind, we did really well to get back in front".
But having gone behind, Hughton's side began to push forward and ask more questions of their visitors, producing nine shots in search of the equaliser.
"Having gone behind, it was needs must and we switched back to 4-4-2, which I felt made us more effective.
United had gone behind on a goal by Damien Duff before van Persie tied the score in his debut as a starter.
"We've gone behind in our last five games - to keep coming back is tough".
It was the first time France had gone behind in the tournament and the first time they had conceded in the opening half.
Middlesbrough had lost six of their past seven Championship fixtures and could have gone behind in the first half when Grosicki saw his shot well saved by Randolph.
