Sentence examples for marred with both from inspiring English sources

The half was marred with both teams guilty of cheap shots and Wigan paid the penalty three times with both Dom Manfredi and Josh Charnley spending time in the sin bin and O'Loughlin being sent off for the first time in his career.

That gave him a game-high 31 in a contest marred with the bad feelings both teams were trying to dismiss.

The go-ahead sequence explained the wonder of this Dodgers club, a group marred with flaws and brutalized by injuries, yet possessed with enough depth to overcome both deficiencies.

Quadrophenia was released to a positive reception in both the UK and the US, but the resulting tour was marred with problems with backing tapes replacing the additional instruments on the album, and the stage piece was retired in early 1974.

"An election that has been marred with lots of bribery and intrigue cannot be trusted".

And when they do qualify, it is often marred with controversy.

They were here, but the green palette was marred with rusty brown blotches of death.

The floors were marred with nicks and paint drips, and the bathroom fixtures were stained.

Trips to Ireland turned up better models, though sometimes marred with muddy brown sugar or thin, unwhipped cream.

"The government has nothing to show to the people and its performance is all marred with corruption and mismanagement.

According to Dutch newspapers, Hanny's early life was marred, with eerie coincidence, by the murder of her mother.