Sentence examples for ignominy for from inspiring English sources

9 27pm: Ignominy for Leicester's Martyn Waghorn.

But the marathon inquiry ended in ignominy for the Metropolitan Police.

Further ignominy for Smith could come under lights at Adelaide Oval.

Some runners went on to fame in the Olympics, while others suffered ignominy for their failures.

No such ignominy for 17-year-old daughter Georgia Jagger however, who was last night named Model of the Year at the British Fashion Awards.

The final ignominy for Harris would come with the stripping of his honours, allowed if someone is jailed for more than three months.

There was two final ignominies for Rangers, whose discipline looked fragile throughout.

Blake, however, is keen to stress the fact that he still loves playing, which is why he is happy to endure the ignominy of qualifying for events like Eastbourne and even being forced to play the occasional challenger tournament.

It has been 40 years since Blackpool last graced the top flight and Blackpool has more recently endured the ignominy of applying for re-election to the Football League, but they have been rejuvenated under Holloway's stewardship.

Indeed, it is difficult to know what the endgame is for an owner who is in charge of a club with no obvious purpose at the moment, other than to avoid the ignominy of relegation for the first time in 25 years.

However, Randolph was powerless to prevent Craigan suffering the ignominy of scoring for the opposition.