Sentence examples for overturned at the from inspiring English sources

That ancient economics of creation was overturned at the dawn of the industrial age by the technologies of mass production.

The case was overturned at the court of appeal in August and is now headed for the supreme court.

Today's decision was the first time that a score by a skating judge was overturned at the Winter Games.

Only the chairs were overturned, at the center of the room; nothing else had been touched, nothing pulled off the shelves and thrown on the floor, nothing smashed.

Daniel Spence, the son of the late John Button's friend Dave Spence, died of a punctured lung after his kart had overturned at the track in December 1994.

A diver testified about finding the car, overturned, at the bottom of the lake and spotting "a small hand pressed against the glass".

"She will fight really hard to overturn at the constitutional court," said Rhee Jong-hoon, a political commentator at iGM Consulting.

"The reality is, if there are a significant amount of people whose leases are overturning at the same time, or if you consider the cost of preparing an apartment for a new tenant, like painting, concessions and paying the brokerage fee, it may make sense".

Even many Democrats predicted the law would be overturned, at least in the Assembly.

Cameron announced immediately that he accepted the result, that he would not seek to have the vote overturned at a later stage, and that the country would not take part in military action against Syria.

Mancini won his first Manchester derby, the home leg of last season's League Cup semi-final, but the 2-1 lead was overturned at Old Trafford and United are unbeaten in the three meetings since then.