Sentence examples for surrender the advantage from inspiring English sources

The alarming tendency for England's cricketers to meekly surrender the advantage resurfaced yet again today as India won the fourth one-day international by four wickets.

Williams broke in the opening game of the match and offered little sign she would surrender the advantage as she impressed on her serve.

But the Nets held a 36-31 leafterter one quarter and did not surrender the advantage until the opening minutes of the third quarter.

While the Spartans had jumped ahead at two other junctures in the fourth, only to surrender the advantage right back, this time they weren't overtaken.

"You always play these teams and you always wondered what it would be like to play with them". Saeta and company received their biggest challenge in the third game as the Public side led, 7-6, andididn't surrender the advantage until the Private side pulled even at 23 on a kill from St. Francis Michael Bacalll.

Predictably, Duan broke Bouchard's serve in the sixth game, the Canadian surrendering the advantage with a wild swing.

When Wawrinka surrendered the advantage immediately with a woeful slap down the tramlines, it did not look good for him.

Wozniacki took an early 4-2 lead in the first set but she surrendered the advantage with a double fault in the eighth game.

England finished strongly and rarely looked like surrendering the advantage, with the final whistle sparking joyous celebrations.

A CNN poll the same month found Democrats leading Republicans by 41% to 38%.With their majority under threat, the Republican leaders in the House are in no mood to surrender the money advantage that the existing campaign-finance system gives them.

It would be odd to surrender the potentially huge advantage of vertical integration to become a giant Channel 4. But a measure of how far ITV is failing to exploit the advantage is that ITV Studios' share of ITV1 commissions fell to 47% last year when the regulations allow the ratio to be as high at 75%.