Sentence examples for walkover victory from inspiring English sources

A walkover victory in Iraq could lead to sharply lower oil prices.

But one top Democrat said Mr. Lazio might not win the walkover victory on Long Island that Republicans expected.

When the race was re-run John Carpenter's team-mates refused to have anything to do with it, resulting in the first and so far only walkover victory at an Olympic Games.

RICKIE FOWLER United States, 40-1 All but lost in the shock of Louis Oosthuizen's walkover victory at St. Andrews last year was Fowler's rebound from an opening-round 79 to the lowest score in the remaining 54 holes with rounds of 67-71-67, forishing tied for 14th in his first British Open.

Murray, the two-time defending champion and number three seed in Shanghai, was awarded the walkover victory after Germany's Meyer, who enjoyed a straightforward 6-4 6-0 win over Bernard Tomic in the first round, succumbed to a rib injury.

And one final aspect to Saturday's walkover victory against an admittedly somewhat poor Mallorca was that very few of the usual accomplices — the Xavis, the David Villas, the Pedros or for much of the time the Iniestas — were on the field to make and create for the strikers.

The England Under-20s graduate then featured in the walkover 60-3 victoverover Uruguay that had no bearing on the overall competition.

No walkover, no easy victory.

"The nationality of Israel's opponents is unimportant and they will face anybody". After his walkover first-round victory, Vaks went on to lose in the third round of the competition.

In the quarter-finals of the inaugural tournament, Spain refused to travel to the Soviet Union, who were subsequently handed a walkover last eight victory.

He made 21, 27 and 26 forehand errors in his first three rounds, all convincing straight sets victories, before receiving a walkover in the fourth round against Mardy Fish.