What's problematic about this is that Mr. Redford inevitably makes the correct moral choice, which derails any dramatic momentum.
No question, the key for Tiger Woods's hopes is his putting, which derailed any chance he had at the British Open.
Football fans heading to the Carling Cup final at Wembley face transport chaos after a train which derailed overnight left the main line between Liverpool and London blocked.
Ian Black, the driver of the Virgin Pendolino 'tilting train' which derailed at Grayrigg in 2007 was hailed a hero soon afterwards by the company's head, Sir Richard Branson.
A Moscow court on Wednesday approved the arrest of 10 suspects in the November 2009 bombing of the Nevsky Express passenger train, which derailed while en route from Moscow to St . Petersburgand killed 28 people.
At one point during the Bridgegate scandal, which derailed his Presidential hopes, he stood at the podium for what seemed like an entire morning answering questions, until, finally, the Trenton press corps ran out of things to ask.
If a project is an aesthetic success — like, say, the Sydney Opera House is (despite its fourteen-hundred-per-cent cost overrun, which derailed the career of its architect, Jørn Utzon) — the public may embrace it as an icon.
In a notorious defeat at home to bottom-placed Coventry in April 1997, which derailed their title challenge, Liverpool played gloriously for an hour and took the lead before losing to two set-pieces, the second bringing another mistake from James.
Mr. Obama stood by Mr. McGurk even after the disclosure of steamy personal emails between Mr. McGurk and a correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, which derailed his nomination to be ambassador to Baghdad in 2012.
If a project is an aesthetic success like, say, the Sydney Opera House is (despite its fourteen-hundred-per-cent cost overrun, which derailed the career of its architect, Jørn Utzon)—the public may embrace it as an icon.
