Sentence examples for the upsets of from inspiring English sources

After the upsets of the mid-1990s, a very small proportion (perhaps 1.5%) of household wealth is in the stockmarket, and there are only 6m retail investors.

Australia's gold medal favourite men's hockey team crashed to a 1-0 loss against 11th-ranked Spain in one of the upsets of the Games so far.

But it did not come easily, after Parramatta dominated the first half to lead 18-4 athehe break and threaten one of the upsets of the season.

But, aided by the upsets of the second world war, he outfoxed the colonial power and led his country to independence.

Not that Wenger is getting carried away with Arsenal's prospects ahead of Monday's clash with Wigan, who caused one of the upsets of the season with last night's win over Manchester United.

Later on Sunday, Wests Tigers produced one of the upsets of the season, with Mitchell Moses leading the joint venture to a memorable 26-14 win over North Queensland at Leichhardt Oval.

Of course, unlikely juxtapositions and the upsetting of expectations are the stuff of new dance.

Hopes of the upset of upsets disappeared when David Livermore conceded a penalty, which Ruud van Nistelrooy buried.

For one half Sunday, it seemed that the Jets might pull off the upset of upsets here.

Had Chris Cook been half an inch taller, they could well have pulled off the upset of upsets.

Not in Paris, however, where Razzano ended up with the upset of a lifetime.