Sentence examples similar to record upsetting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ding has a long record of upsetting the authorities.

She is strongly committed to European integration and has a record of upsetting big E.U. nations.

Former world champion Martinez lost twice to Frampton in recent times, but the 32-5 puncherunchas han an excellent record of upsetting heavily hyped fighters in hostile territory.

"The first record was upsetting for me," Allison said, but the new songs were "much harder for me to even get through and to listen to and without getting upset and sad".

But there is plenty in his record to upset small-government conservatives.

Philadelphia finished with an 11-5 regular-season record and upset the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a playoff game.

Pellegrini will be able to erase such doubts at a stroke if he can record an upset in the Nou Camp tonight, because progressing beyond last season's round-of-16 exit point was the task he had been set in Europe this season.

In 1997 98, the club finished with their first winning record and upset the heavily favoured New Jersey Devils to win their first playoff series.

The West Indies coach Phil Simmons, in his first match in charge, has his eyes on a record-breaking upset.

"People were shy of upsetting the record companies," he says.

No bank executive would speak with me on the record for fear of upsetting their company's relationship with Apple.