Sentence examples for unfortunate play from inspiring English sources

"It was an unfortunate play," Holtby said.

Iginla said Crosby's injury came on a "very, very unfortunate play".

Niedermayer said of his goal and Ronning's broken stick: "It was an unfortunate play there.

"That was an unfortunate play," Francona said.

"I consider myself a little bit unfortunate playing arguably the greatest player of all time in two World finals.

Brown's return to the governorship gave him an opportunity few politicians have: to watch one of his most unfortunate decisions play out over decades and then try to repair some of the damage it caused.

Despite being well beaten by the Spanish in the final, Italy were unfortunate to play the final half hour with 10 men, Thiago Motta limping off after they had used their three substitutes.

The television Dennis was chirpy and cute and had a voice just right for that grating signature line, "Hell-oooo Mr. Wilson," aimed several times per episode at his unfortunate neighbor (played with wonderful grumpiness by Joseph Kearns).

His eight-book series, dubbed "A Series of Unfortunate Events," plays out in places like Lousy Lane and Grim River and features such characters as the Quagmires, who also lost their parents in a terrible fire.

I don't think it's a waste of time to discuss how that misplaced focus happened, including the unfortunate role played by some economists who have done fine work in the past and will presumably do fine work in the future.

Schiller's Mary Stuart has been surprisingly newsworthy of late, partly due to the success of Phyllida Lloyd's modern-dress production on Broadway, but also when the unfortunate actor playing Mortimer at the Vienna Burgtheater cut his throat for real last year on a prop knife that hadn't been blunted.