Sentence examples for ignominy from from inspiring English sources

Cho resigned – or was forced to resign – in ignominy from her position at the airline.

But her bid for the White House is already being cast by many politicos as a bid for redemption, to banish the ignominy from her HP departure.

But the Tories staged a recovery and Mr Brown ducked the election, a political ignominy from which he has never recovered.In Brighton, two years and a recession later, a grim realism ruled.

We are given a glimpse into her ignominy: boozing from the bottle, talking to herself, lonely and desperate.

Borne out of dueling ignominy, straight from parallel police blotters, these two champions-turned-caricatures will be together at last on Feb. 22 in Memphis -- the last stop for the fallen.

Only an aggressive 77 from captain Mahendra Dhoni saved the tourists from total ignominy as they recovered from 111-7 to post 224 all out after losing the toss and being asked to bat.

A spirited 82 from Mahendra Dhoni saved the tourists from total ignominy, the captain hauling his side from 90-9 in a last-wicket partnership of 58 with Ishant Sharma.

James Haskell, a second-half replacement for the injured Billy Vunipola, says England will now have to pull out all the stops to defeat Australia and save themselves from the ignominy of a premature exit from their home tournament.

Nor do I think it remotely likely that they wished to protect Savile from ignominy.

There was a time when teams did what they could to protect their players from ignominy.

James Madison leans forward, seemingly bent on rescuing the Constitution from ignominy.