Sentence examples for overturned in time from inspiring English sources

Rainsy has appealed against the decision and is still hopeful it could be overturned in time, although the NEC is believed by critics to be in favour of the People's party.

Platini, who arrived in a taxi for the hearing at the court of arbitration for sport (Cas), is hoping that the ban will be overturned in time for the Euro 2016 tournament, which will be held in his native France in June and July.

This rule was overturned in time for The Return of the King to receive the Oscar for Best Music Score.

Eighty years of soccer rivalry overturned in injury time.

Pairs overturned close in time are often remembered together.

Although the high court overturned it in time for the vote, it is an ominous sign of what may follow.

It could be overturned in the coming weeks, in time to affect the current campaigns.

Trucks carrying piglets, liquefied eggs, bees, cookies and thousands of copies of The New York Times have all overturned in recent years — each leaving officials with tough clean-up jobs.

That is an awfully long time in politics and 10-point deficits have been overturned in the past.

After all Newton was overturned a century ago by Einstein, who explained gravity as warps in the geometry of space-time, and who some theorists think could be overturned in turn by string theorists.

The one-time Fifa presidential candidate saw a bribery ban overturned in July due to insufficient evidence.