Sentence examples for it was snuffed out from inspiring English sources

And then it was snuffed out in an instant with the brutal English riposte.

Seven points from four matches during April, including wins against Aston Villa and Norwich, had given Fulham a glimmer of hope, but it was snuffed out ruthlessly.

There was a flicker of interest in the problem a few years ago but it was snuffed out by the recession.

But it was snuffed out at least partly by a poorly-timed rise in consumption tax.It is true that matters might have been worse without some of this spending, and that a determined fiscal push would indeed be a part of any sensible reform package.

A famous and old Arabic phrase, "Cairo writes, Beirut publishes and Baghdad reads," evokes the literary culture that flourished here before it was snuffed out by a government that left little space for individual expression and, eventually, little money for scholarly pursuits.

If there was any lingering hope in Basel hearts, it was snuffed out by another piece of instinctive brilliance from Luiz, who took Lampard's pass before curving a wonderful left-foot finish into the top corner with Sommer motionless.

It's snuffed out, and then so is Diskerud and it's another US free-kick.

But even if the Liberian conduit is closed, smuggling will continue to cripple Sierra Leone unless it is snuffed out in this town.

Jane Eyre had seemed to hold out a hope of happiness to the thousands of invisible women ground small in mid-Victorian England by gentility, poverty and exclusion; if there is one spark of hope in Villette, then it is snuffed out on the last page.

In California, two men filed a lawsuit against YouPorn, the most popular site doing the "history sniffing". Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C. the nation's primary consumer privacy regulator says it's snuffing out the sniffing.

Bailey's installation, using black actors to depict the horrors of slavery and charting how the poisonous residue blights the present day, was displayed to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh International Festival, but the Barbican's attempt to stage it in south London was snuffed out at birth after 200 protesters held a noisy demonstration on the opening night.