Sentence examples for points suffering from inspiring English sources

MATCH POINTS Suffering from a chronic rotator-cuff injury, JAN-MICHAEL GAMBILL withdrew at 6-3, 6-7 (3) and allowed ALBERTO MARTIN of Spain to advance.

What the SEA achieved not only made a fool of the AP, but also created a strong reaction in the global financial market; the Dow Jones fell approximately 143 points, suffering a "flash crash" before traders realised the tweet was false.

A "vociferous campaign" saw many stations in the Highlands retained but the Borders lost all of its stopping points suffering what Mr Spaven calls a "great regional injustice".

In the City final, he scored 29 points, suffering the broken ankle in the third quarter.

It was not until early November that the Blades dropped points, suffering a 3 0 home defeat by Middlesbrough before a 2 0 reverse at the hands of struggling Darlington.

At one point, suffering from hepatitis, the 4-foot-11 Garland ballooned to 180 pounds.

Aren't we all, at this point, suffering from raging anxiety?" "What brings yours on?" "OK," he says.

Politically, involved wives have always been vulnerable to the "Lady Macbeth" slur – Mrs Clinton and Cherie Blair were at one point suffering it simultaneously – and Mrs Underwood embodies the ultimate nightmare of a First Lady Macbeth, with the sub-plot likely to be expanded by creator Beau Willimon in next year's fourth season.

USA are yet to even pick up a losing bonus point, suffering the biggest hammering of the tournament when they were nilled by South Africa on Wednesday.

Tracy was dying by this point, suffering the effects of heart disease, and Houghton later commented that her aunt was "extremely tense" during the production.

The 180th Brigade had captured the front line defences and about 600 prisoners, while advancing 6000 7000 yards north of their starting point, suffering 414 casualties.