Sentence examples for setback of a from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterwards she admitted defeat in the latest setback of a frustrating 2015 campaign.

But sections of the support and media already appear to have him on the way out of the door after the latest setback of a truly dreadful start to the season.

Also at home is his 2008 bronze medal counterpart in the women's division, Bryony Shaw, but she suffered the setback of a damaged mast to score a 44th, which she will later discard.

As Hamilton contemplates the arrival of Kubica and BMW as serious rivals, he has the additional setback of a 10-place grid penalty at the next race in France, the stewards having decided that the Englishman could have avoided the pit lane collision.

'We gave an insanely huge launch party that really subscribed to the great David Brown theory of show business - which is never give a party that's better than the movie.' Many in the notoriously bitchy media world enjoyed watching Brown endure the first setback of a glittering career that had begun in London nearly 25 years earlier.

Two outer wind turbines were spaced apart with a particular gap distance and the longitudinal setback of a central rotor was varied at each gap width.

Mr. Van Alen, who a few years later designed the Chrysler Building, used the setback of an adjacent church on the south side to give Childs a fenestrational tour de force, six floors of curved corner windows free of corner columns.

"After the setback of an early goal it was just having that little extra bit of a cutting edge in the box.

But the suspended partnership with the drug maker is perhaps her biggest setback of all: the undoing of a lucrative endorsement deal that generated her first scandal.

He says he had a good winter's training before suffering the latest setback of needing a double-hernia operation in March, which sidelined him for a month.

Last season, Duke hammered the Red Storm, 91-59, athehe Garden in one of the most embarrassing setbacks of a dismal 14-15 season.