Sentence examples for unluckily in from inspiring English sources

Adelaide did of course lose, rather unluckily in the Champions League a few weeks back.

And Mayor Beame, unluckily in the wrong place and the wrong time, was rescued by Gov. Hugh L. Carey from presiding over a municipal bankruptcy.

Last year in the World Teams in Maastricht, the Netherlands, their team lost narrowly and unluckily in the final against Italy.

And setting aside Capell's cautious approach, Cooke indulged in reckless speculation: "Unluckily, in his extreme humility he let himself be persuaded by clever colleagues and pupils" that the resistance of the concert-going public "might be overcome if he made extensive cuts in the form and changes in the orchestration" of his symphonies.

Unluckily, in passive approach the knowledge of the source spectrum remains notwithstanding problematic.

The night before Willis, unluckily wicketless in the first innings, said to Brearley that he had been too preoccupied with length in the first innings and proposed to bowl faster and straighter.

The resulting steel die had to be hardened in Peale's department; as Longacre put it, "it unluckily split in the process".

In "The Rainbow's End," by M. J. Fievre, a young love turns menacing; in "The Finger," by Gary Victor, a burglar's adventure ends unluckily; and in "Which One?," by Evelyne Trouillot, a mother uses trickery to surrender her daughter to life in America.

It was published - perhaps unluckily - in the same year as Thackeray's Vanity Fair, Dickens's Dombey and Son and Gaskell's Mary Barton, all addressing the issue of what was wrong with life.

And Marten Gustawsson and Johan Sylvan were second despite unluckily failing in seven spades.

Owen Hargreaves, Michael Carrick and possibly Joe Cole will be missing from the midfield, which would offer Aston Villa's Ashley Young a chance after unluckily missing out in the last squad.