Sentence examples for upset gave from inspiring English sources

The four-set upset gave the 20th-seeded Costa, 26, his first major championship.

The United States captain, Billie Jean King, intent on avoiding another upset, gave the Williams sisters double duty this weekend in the three-of-five-match series.

But the delicate balance is constantly being upset, giving rise to the specifics of the real world.

I don't think you're ever going to be upset giving up a hit on a pitch you make aggressively".

A victory by the Canadian men would be an upset, giving their country its first international title, but they are clearly capable of achieving it.

She thought she should be the one who was upset, given that she had a shiny moon-face to match her planet of a stomach.

1954, W. GERMANY 3, HUNGARY 2 This was in the final, an odd match to characterize as an upset given the quality it takes to get there.

District Council 37 officials declined to comment, though those involved in negotiations said they were upset, given that their group already faced hundreds of layoffs.

But this means the balance would be upset: given their batting travails, it is hard to see how omitting a batsman to make way for an extra bowler would be prudent, especially given Prior's form.

One reason why Ireland has performed so well at this World Cup — beating England in a stunning upset, giving India a decent game and seriously scaring Bangladesh — is that many on its team also play as professionals with English county clubs, which gives them the chance to develop their skills and to play at major league level.

Mr Garnier, a long-time opponent of handing out honours to politicians, told the Today programme: "He did an extraordinarily good job but I can see that some people will be very upset given the fact that these awards are seen to be given for services to the community".