Sentence examples for upsets from inspiring English sources

In addition, don't keep the smoothie in the fridge, because this can cause the banana to change its chemical composition and thereby cause stomach upsets.

It is also difficult to tell whether the Tea Party's first big decisive win of the 2014 election cycle marks a wider turning point in what had so far proved to be a disappointing year for a conservative bloc that once threatened a string of such primary upsets.

It still upsets me talking about it and I still get flashbacks.

However, she won the Australian wildcard playoff event to guarantee herself entry into the main draw, and could cause a few upsets with her looping groundies.

And so begins Mike Tyson's recollections of one of the most famous upsets in the history of sport.

The statistics of Mr Hughes's victory and Mr Tatchell's defeat, as the table shows, puts all the great byelection upsets of the past 20 years hopelessly in the shade.

If someone or something upsets you I think it's far healthier to express how you're feeling and get it out and move one.

As host Neil Patrick Harris quipped at one point: "This just in: no one in America is winning their office pool!" Here are the biggest upsets of the night.

I've had a very consistent position - we've got to get those services returned to the Hartlepool hospital because we can't have a situation where 90,000 people in Hartlepool are having to go to North Tees or to James Cook (in Middlesbrough)." "The hospital upsets us all.

Students of political upsets would do well to heed the advice on 7 May.

Aside from some early turbulence – we missed the Davidson and San Diego upsets during the subregionals – our chalk-heavy pool was unusually healthy.