Sentence examples for most shocking loss from inspiring English sources
The most shocking loss came last year, when Clarence Clemons, Springsteen's saxophone player and onstage foil and protector, died of a stroke.
The result of the big game, 7-3 for Canada, was far more one-sided than anyone could have hoped for, or even imagined — and, eerily, repeated in reverse the score of the most shocking of Canadian losses, in the first game of the 1972 series.
The Champions League is the only competition where the Group B leader Inter Milan has played consistently well this season, although its three most recent victories came after a shocking loss to Trabzonspor in its first game.
The most shocking thing about the Steelers' slump —three losses in a row, to put the defending champions on the brink of missing the playoffs — is that the defense has done the damage.
Last summer's crisis Round One in the meltdown of the mortgage-backed bond markets was characterized by a sudden, shocking loss of liquidity in the most speculative tranches of mortgage-backed securities, rated triple-B by the rating agencies.
The loss of European idealism is the most shocking change I've seen in Germany this past decade.
The 2-1 loss, widely considered to be England's most shocking defeat since losing to the USA in the 1950 World Cup, drew a match average of 15.2 million viewers on ITV.
While certainly the most shocking defeat of the day, it was not the only high-profile loss.
The most shocking element?
The most shocking thing about L.S.U.
Most shocking are the open windows.
