Sentence examples for which he overturned from inspiring English sources

Forsyth recalled with remarkable blitheness an accident in which he overturned a car.

Soon Palmer was embroiled in a controversy in which he overturned the received wisdom about where the enzymes come from when grain ferments – he also found that using a machine similar to the spudbasher at Beale's hastened the process.

Sergeant Bales's past includes an arrest on a misdemeanor charge of assault on a woman, which was dropped after he completed anger-management counseling; an accident in which he overturned his car, something he attributed to falling asleep at the wheel; and an accumulation of rejections and disappointments.

Judge Pollack, a careful dresser whose erect posture and intense gaze often put lawyers on edge, also kept in his office a toy model of the Concorde, a souvenir from a 1977 case in which he overturned a year-old ban on allowing the supersonic jet to land at Kennedy International Airport.

The NFL appointed former commissioner Paul Tagliabue to review the NFL's sanctions against the players which he overturned.

Gingerbread men, in his view, are "the merchandise of Babylon" and the cookie stall where they are sold an "idolatrous grove of images," which he eventually overturns and promptly gets arrested for it.

An Afghan soldier kneels next to an Afghan translator working with the US Army, killed after the vehicle in which he was travelling overturned during a night patrol in Zabul Province.

An Afghan soldier kneels next to an Afghan translator working with the US Army, who was killed after the vehicle in which he was travelling overturned during a night patrol.

Judge Yvette Kane's decision put an early end to the antitrust lawsuit Gov. Tom Corbett filed in January in which he sought to overturn a $60 million fine, a four-year bowl ban, scholarship limits and other penalties.

Mr. McConnell, in his remarks, called for unity in the form of continued opposition to President Obama's health care law, which he vowed to overturn, and a strong Republican ticket in 2016, when he said the Democrats would field a ticket reminiscent of the 1980s sitcom "Golden Girls," about four older women sharing a home in Miami.

For example, for years Scalia waved the banner of state's rights -- until Bush v. Gore, in which he suddenly voted to overturn a state supreme court's interpretation of its own constitution.