Sentence examples for upsetting a from inspiring English sources

Yet the takeover was a stinging rebuke to Nassau's county executive, Edward P. Mangano, a Republican who took office a year ago after upsetting a popular incumbent in 2009.

Prosecutors often fret about upsetting a judge when they don't press for the maximum sentence.

There is a new bill in the Senate that is upsetting a lot of people.

It revealed a willingness to risk upsetting a delicate consensus to elevate his own profile.

What was eventually broadcast succeeded in upsetting a large number of people in football.

"If that means upsetting a minister along the way, it is unfortunate but so be it".

Presently, Lulzsec is laughing about infiltrating game sites and upsetting a few role-playing fans.

Indeed, hardly a week goes by without a powerful person in Silicon Valley upsetting a significant number of people.

For upsetting a box of excrement the punishment waslicking the floor with your tongue, torture or death, or all three.

A friend of Mr. Scarborough's, who asked for anonymity to avoid upsetting a personal relationship, said the eight donations of $500 each were not memorable.

He personally derailed a plan to privatize the German rail system, upsetting a political deal but winning praise for his fiscal acumen.