Sentence examples for undone earlier from inspiring English sources

It would make sense to drop Michael Carberry, whose inertia at the crease might have undone earlier stout efforts.

That's why no one expected him to come undone so early, so often.

We should have undone our early error but Vaz has missed it.

Liverpool reverted to a five-man defensive system to counter Chelsea's attacking threat but were almost undone as early as the fifth minute when Oscar burst clear into the area only to send his effort off target with only keeper Brad Jones to beat.

England beat the part-timers of San Marino 6-0 that night in 1993, but the man who had looked like Moore's long-awaited successor, Des Walker, had been unexpectedly undone a month earlier on the same pitch by the speed of Marc Overmars as surely and permanently as Wlodzimierz Lubanski's strength and opportunism had done for Moore in Chorzow 20 years earlier.

But all Millwall's work was undone by another early goal in the second half - this time within three minutes.

Nathan Pond, sole survivor from that Cup match, was almost undone by the wind earlier.

The Kray twins were undone a few years earlier with the help of the testimony of one of their former lieutenants.

"I'm all right, I'm all right," Khan told his concerned corner after rising – but the tears flowed as he lent his head on the shoulder of his trainer, Virgil Hunter, knowing a split-second lapse in concentration had undone all his good early work, as he "dared to be great" by going up two weights to challenge the Mexican for his world middleweight title.

In the last match Federer and del Potro contested (at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells in March), del Potro started strong only to be undone by a questionable call early in the first set.

Of course, nothing in any "grand bargain" can bind the Congress, and any part of this "grand bargain" can and will be undone by Congress at the earliest opportunity.