Sentence examples for then upsetting from inspiring English sources

It goes beyond his wrestling, which is a sweet little tale in itself, the boy who went from milking cows and hauling hay to Ricks Junior College in Rexburg, Idaho, to the University of Nebraska, to just missing being an all-American, to just wanting an opportunity to make the Olympic team -- never dreaming he would -- and then upsetting Karelin for the gold.

Rutgers had survived two close games to reach this point, defeating 12th-seeded Oregon, 79 76, in the first round, and then upsetting 4th-seeded Iowa State, 62 61 in the second.

McCain then upset John Mellencamp by co-opting his back catalogue.

But then, upset over notes taken at a meeting at a Bayonne library last month, he snatched the reporter's pad away and left.

Mr. Marcus then upset the balance of power by persuading the only two Republicans now elected to county office -- Kathleen Donovan, county clerk, and Elizabeth Randall, a freeholder -- to join him.

After his return, Federer reached the final in Basel, where he was beaten by Djokovic, and was then upset in Paris in his opening match by Julien Benneteau of France.

They needed a wild card to get into the mixed doubles draw, then upset the top-seeded defending champs Bob Bryan and Liezel Huber in the second round.

Furthermore, there are examples of designers who offer their 3D objects up in the Creative Commons (here are mine, for example) and are then upset when users with printers offer their designs for sale.

Although he was then upset by maegashira Hokutōriki, he gained revenge by defeating Hokutōriki in a playoff on the final day to claim the championship.

The boy then upset Sweet further by responding: "You mean those guys that wear makeup?" After the remark, Sweet drew a knife from his backpack and stabbed the boy in the side of the chest, the detective told the court.

Kubot then upset No. 25 Benoît Paire in straight sets.