Sentence examples similar to through upset from inspiring English sources

Since then, Wozniacki has tumbled to 10th in the rankings from No. 1, through upsets, injuries and a carousel of coaches who tried to change her game.

— It took four days of sorting through upsets, routs and skintight matches, but when it all shook out on Saturday at Dove Mountain, the two best players in the W.G.C.-Accenture Match Play Championship were in the finals.

The thought of Chitra going through the box, watching her sift through everything, upset me just as it had upset me, throughout the day, to watch her handle the cutlery, the teakettle, to hold the telephone and speak with my father and learn that he was on his way home.

But with the children, it was awful watching them going through the upset and unhappiness, especially with the boys not being able to talk about it.

This manifested in a  surge of screening appoints for a deluge of new clients - young people who may have felt (coerced into) the need to talk through their upset, distress and feelings of betrayal that the dissolution of their beloved pop band had caused them.

"If no one was going to take one, then I would and take the consequences of going through the upset and feelings of missing.

We cruised without upset through alternating sections of flat-water and Class II rapids more or less equivalent to foot-high ocean breakers.

Voters of Venezuela and California have this in common: a growing number of disgusted voters are determined to upset, through referendum, the election of their chief executive.

When we questioned her about whether there was anything shady, she said, 'Oh no, that's gross.' " On Thursday, the police in Boston identified Ms. Brisman, 26, as the woman who was fatally shot in the Boston Marriott Copley Place on Tuesday, a killing that has sent a wave of upset through that city.

Those replays wouldn't delay a game much, particularly compared with time lost through arguments from upset players, coaches and/or managers.

Ever since the broadband speeds have made it possible, music fans have been illegally procuring their favorite tunes from Napster, Limewire and bitorrent sites, forcing artists and labels to explore new business models at all levels of the industry and sending seismic levels of upset through the ruling hierarchies of the music world.