Sentence examples for unfortunate game from inspiring English sources

The Mail journalist who conducted the offending interview with Karius said afterwards it had been set up before his latest unfortunate game, and he had naturally assumed the player's people would cancel it.

I could recall more or less exactly the Red Sox' series of unfortunate Game Six events, without visiting YouTube, even though I was two years old when it went down: being a Red Sox fan means knowing about Game Six, even if you were lucky enough to have missed the misery.

Perhaps in an effort to deflect questions about responsibility for the failure, the EU's and the U.S.' trade representatives have engaged in an unfortunate blame game.

"It's unfortunate those games in Boston aren't going to mean something.

Over on the Joy of Sox blog, you can find video of John Lackey's unfortunate post-game tirade that apparently stems from a looming divorce from his wife, who happens to have breast cancer.

However, he almost contributed one of those rare but unfortunate big-game gaffes of his when Figo's cross bounced off him and into Tiago's path - then bobbled fortuitously into Paul Robinson's hands.

"I've been on air saying we've been unfortunate in games.

"It's unfortunate the Notre Dame game is coming up now.

"It's unfortunate what the game does to you," he said.

"It's unfortunate for the game of golf," said the Dubliner, who actually won the first two majors which Woods missed.

And he realizes his essentially political vision with warm yet salty humor (as with an old roué's unfortunate dinner-time game of footsie) and a trenchant visual daring (he has the audacity to realize a silent musical scene and a silent staging of "Hamlet").