Sentence examples for which marred from inspiring English sources

But in his short program, he popped a triple axel, which marred his final score.

The FA has also confirmed it will be investigating the brawl which marred the Championship encounter between Hull and Charlton.

It follows the surprise resignation on Monday of Lord Strathclyde as Leader of the House of Lords, which marred a relaunch of the Coalition.

Twenty-one of them were sentenced to three years in jail in a trial which marred Egypt's rights records for more than a decade.

"We condemn the actions of this violent minority which marred the otherwise peaceful demonstrations which took place," said the Yard spokesman.

Uefa has charged Valencia and Internazionale's players with improper conduct after the post-match brawl which marred their Champions League game last night.

It also deserved better than the mysterious, consistent and loud talking--coming from parts unknown and silenced only later--which marred the otherwise well-drilled and elegant reading.

In the 1988 presidential election, which was allegedly marred by widespread fraud, de la Madrid was succeeded in 1988 by PRI candidate Carlos Salinas de Gortari.

But one also thinks of Oscar Wilde's fairy tale, "The Happy Prince," which ends with a marred, melted down statue, and true redemption for the figure it portrayed.

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Turner was called something much worse following an injury-marred 2009 season, in which he rushed for 871 yards.