Sentence examples for take a shock from inspiring English sources

It would be much harder to pull the English team out and that is the point.Finally, it might take a shock like pulling out of the World Cup to force England to deal with the thugs.

The dollar has since stabilised on a trade-weighted basis, and with global trade expected to grow only slowly, the boost from foreign profits may be dissipating.Still, because of the unappealing nature of likely bond and cash returns, it would probably take a shock to derail the equity rally in the near term.

His crash allowed Hayden to take a shock title by finishing third behind race winner Troy Bayliss.

Britain were running neck and neck with the Germans, unbeaten since 2009, after the first 1,000m before moving ahead to take a shock lead.

Baillie and Stott, ranked sixth in the world, produced an error-free run to take a shock win at Lee Valley.

Baillie and Stott, ranked sixth in the world, produced an error-free run to take a shock win, with David Florence and Richard Hounslow taking silver.

Mr. Martinez's self-portrait photographs take a shock-tactic approach to abjection.

Needing victory to have any chance of qualifying from Group E, the visitors almost took a shock early lead.

A minute later Swindon took a shock lead when Steve Cowe delivered a low centre from the right flank.

Behind the Jamaicans, who finished in a time of 37.27 seconds, were Japan, who took a shock silver in 37.60.

It takes a shock – like seeing them next to slimmer children – to be brought up short and be aware of an issue.