Sentence examples for some heroics from inspiring English sources

The Grizzlies had won eight in a row themselves, and unless Irving comes through with some heroics, they're likely to win again in Cleveland.

The Europeans won three of the five fourball pairings and halved another to slash their overnight deficit from 4-1, to 51/2 - 41/2, despite some heroics from GB&I's Lee Westwood.

Woods, who has never been one to shirk a challenge, simply looked up at the scoreboard, took note of his compatriot's heroics, and produced some heroics of his own.

Former England spinner Vic Marks: "Barring some heroics from Haddin, England should have a substantial lead.

"It is not impossible to imagine Northants batting out the final day to avoid defeat with seven first innings wickets to defend, especially on a flat pitch, but there is an air of resignation among the members that a sixth defeat in seven looks more likely unless they can summon up some heroics from somewhere".

Turnbaugh had some heroics of his own, blocking away a low liner by Torain.

But this wasn't the usual Porsche milestone, of some heroic track speed.

Each poet also presented a satyr play, which treated some heroic subject in burlesque fashion.

The law also calls upon government experts to make some heroic judgments.

These calculations certainly make some heroic assumptions about changing consumer behaviour.

Only a fool thinks some heroic single chap can come along to sort it.