Sentence examples for lopsided day from inspiring English sources

But it was a lopsided day: the other big winners were almost exclusively banks.

The reason for such a lopsided day is easy to explain: it was all the highest seeds at home against all the lowest.

ABC's broadcast of a lopsided "Monday Night Football" game, in which the Denver Broncos routed the Kansas City Chiefs, won in Nielsen's estimates for the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

The lopsided defeat Friday will only increase debate about Wozniacki's worthiness for the top spot.

But it's hard not to see this as the most lopsided of Wednesday's matches.

EXTENDING an unbroken history of support in elections for environmental measures, Long Island voters by lopsided margins Tuesday embraced a record $255 million in bonds for preserving farms, fields and other open spaces.

The lopsided vote Friday in the Senate — where members are less bound by a narrow district — in favor of cloture on the budget-patch bill actually provides a good counterexample: 25 Republicans supported ending the debate, against the very long-winded admonitions of Senator Cruz.

Murray has struggled to recover from disappointments like that in the past, but he bounced back quickly this time, sweeping through six matches in the Olympic tournament with the loss of only one set and reeling off nine straight games against Federer in one particularly lopsided stretch Sunday and finishing with two consecutive aces.

The Lakers suffered another lopsided loss Monday night with a technical-happy officiating crew that doled out seven individual technical fouls, including six on the Lakers. .

After months of struggling to disrupt Gov. Jerry Brown's widely presumed glide to reelection, Republican Neel Kashkari will have a chance to shift the dynamics of the lopsided contest Thursday in the candidates' first and only debate.

Navratilova savored every lopsided moment of Monday's first-round mismatch with Catalina Castaño of Colombia on Court 2.