Sentence examples for turned aside by from inspiring English sources

"A lot of faith we've had in ourselves as professionals has been turned aside by the tests".

Malkin started the play with a nice feed to Kessel, whose big shot was turned aside by Jones.

Nedved missed an earlier opportunity at 1 48 of the third when his breakaway attempt was turned aside by Hasek.

But the one against France in the quarter-finals, taken under intense pressure in a penalty shootout, received its proper deserts, turned aside by the flying Joel Bats.

Brady announced in July he would not challenge the ban after his case was turned aside by the second US circuit court of appeals.

The settlement was later appealed by a group of white police officers, but the challenge was turned aside by the United States Supreme Court on procedural grounds last January.

Mr. Annan had been a vocal opponent of the war, and the Security Council last spring turned aside efforts by the United States and Britain to pass a resolution authorizing military action.

In London today, British officials turned aside accusations by human rights groups, lawyers and members of Parliament that the treatment of terror suspects being transported to the American military base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, violated international standards.

Judge Alito repeatedly turned aside efforts by Mr. Durbin and other Democrats to have him to agree that Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that established that there is a constitutional right to abortion, was "settled law," a phrase that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. assented to last year in his confirmation hearings.

Lindbergh, given a cushion with first-period goals by Brian Propp and Ron Sutter, turned aside 31 shots by the Flames.

On Monday, the Oklahoma Supreme Court turned aside a bid by the defendants to delay the start by 100 days.